Our bro's over at WinFuture.de have snagged some screenshots of Windows Vista Build 5720.
Here's a quick translation by Google.
It is particularly interesting that Microsoft grants now obviously 30 days time, before the operating system must be activated. So far the delimitation was set on 14 days. In this way prospective customers Windows Vista could in the future without risk one month long try out and then for a variant decide, which corresponds to its requirements.
Altogether Build 5720 makes a very stable impression. Nevertheless it can come with some applications, among other things the Windows photo gallery, to crashes. This makes clear that it concerns with the version tested by us an expenditure, with which stability not in the center.
WinFuture.de or in German
It is particularly interesting that Microsoft grants now obviously 30 days time, before the operating system must be activated. So far the delimitation was set on 14 days. In this way prospective customers Windows Vista could in the future without risk one month long try out and then for a variant decide, which corresponds to its requirements.
Altogether Build 5720 makes a very stable impression. Nevertheless it can come with some applications, among other things the Windows photo gallery, to crashes. This makes clear that it concerns with the version tested by us an expenditure, with which stability not in the center.
WinFuture.de or in German
