Why Microsoft will release Windows 7 on 32 bit too? -

Over two years now all computers are 64 bit capable but we stuck on 32bit software and OS.What is the benefit of this tech leap if we don t use it? If Microsoft keeps releasing 32 bit OS,then the transition to 64bit bit will take forever. People with older than 4 years old computers (windows 7 will be out on 2009) can stay on Vista 32 or XP

I couldn t agree more.You can go with a 64 bit OS already but the problem is you can partially enjoy 64 bit computing.All the core windows files and programs are running on 64 bit but there is just a handful of true 64 bit 3rd party software.You can still run it on your computer with the WOW64 emulation but there is no different on performance..And the reason that they are no 64bit software is because software engineers don t waste their time and money to develop a program for a platform the minority use. I blame Microsoft for that,first because they failed to educate users about their 64bit OS and the benefits of that and second as you said they keep releasing 32bit OS when the majority has 64bit capable computers.

May be you should buy everyone a 64-bit PC, not every one can afford it, besides, Microsoft sees a larger market in 32-bit processors, until 32-bit processors are obsolete, Microsoft will start just selling 64-bit builds. Windows 7 s build number is 6933, and will be released for beta when it is 7000 (soon). During December 2008, you ll be able to download give-out trials for absolutely free. You can download Windows 7 6801 on BTJunkie via P2P torrent.