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The third pillar in my series focused on how Windows 7 would personalize computing online, at work, and at home. The home computing additions coming to Windows 7 also include a number of home media and entertainment ideas in the fourth pillar for Windows 7, though this particular pillar focuses less on personalization and more on delivering your media to you quickly, efficiently, and vibrantly.
Most of the material in this pillar is likely covered by the eHome labs, which means most of the material covered here will be fairly vague. As with the rest of the pillars, you’ll find out more throughout the development of the operating system, though if the eHome team has control over most of this pillar, I wouldn’t be surprised to see an overwhelming amount of definition come to the scenarios in this pillar once the Beta 1 milestone is reached.
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