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The feature that I miss the most on the Pro is an on-screen keyboard. If I were to install a full version of Windows 7 on a machine, I would probably invest in an on-screen keyboard for the time I spend on computers at home, and/or in the office.I installed Windows 7 Ultimate on my aging laptop with Vista, and while it's not that painful to use, it isn't nearly as pleasant as any of the MS Office 2007 versions. There are 3-D games that I would be interested in playing, but that require the use of the on-screen keyboard, and this is the ONLY thing I would miss on the Pro.
I'm considering moving to the Home Premium AIO of Windows 7. At $129, it's definitely worth a try. I'm not sure how much I would miss the on-screen keyboard, but I would probably at least try it out.
I use the Home Basic AIO for all of my 64-bit computers, except for one. I have a 32-bit machine that I want to use for development work. I installed the Home Basic AIO version of Windows 7 on it for that purpose.
I personally feel that the 32-bit version of Windows 7 runs a bit better on that type of machine. I would have preferred if it had a 64-bit OS on it, but I would probably have never bothered to wipe out my 32-bit OS and install the Pro edition, even with the added features.
Now, there is an old-school software company out of California, called Nuance Communications. These guys have been working on speech recognition for many years. Nuance provides the software that allows the Microsoft Speech Recognition to work properly. You can probably guess that Microsoft isn't too happy about this. While you can still download Nuance's Speech Recognition software and put it on your own computers, Microsoft has also provided their own interpretation of that software for use in Windows Vista and Windows 7.
I have a long-time friend who works at a school district, and he has told me that they have custom built a computer lab for each school. At each school, they have a Windows 7 machine where students can use any internet connection to get to the various sites they need to use.I actually think it is a pretty good idea.
It also has the option to install optional languages. I have one, and I like the option of having multiple languages. This also works the same as any other AIO. Install it as a separate OS, and it will install language packs as updates. However, this one gives you the option to move the languages to the bottom section of the language installer. I prefer having all languages installed and setup in the same section, where you can easily uninstall them if you want.
It also has some nice features like being able to have English as the primary language, and Spanish being the secondary language.It also comes with a built-in setup assistant, which tells you what languages are available, and how to use them.
The listed languages are:
English (default)
French
German
Spanish (Cuban)
Russian
Korean
Japanese
Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese
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