WINDOWS 7 cheat Mac OS?

Windows 7 cheat Mac OS?

Achieved success story so far Windows 7 is apparently not too smooth. The news started to hit the side. One of them said, the development of Windows 7 inspired by Apple's Mac OS made.

Ironically, the affair was the presence of minor sentiment blown by Microsoft's own employees. He is Simon Aldous who served on the manager-level employee-owned company that Bill Gates.

In an interview with the PCR, a British trade publicist, Aldous guaranteed to make remarks which would make their bosses Microsoft's wrath.

At the beginning of his statement, saying that Alodous computer users often laugh at the 'excellence' and 'ease of use means' from the OS that made Apple.

Not right there and then he said, "What have we (Microsoft-red.) trying to do with Windows 7, whether it's traditional format or the format of touch, is to create a Mac OS look and be perceived in terms of graphics," he said .

Clearly, the controversial statement sparked more curiosity in from the interviewer. Thinking in his head appeared, whether Windows 7 is the result of cheating creation of the Mac OS?.

"So you (microsoft-red.) took the style of the Mac platform and built on a stronger foundation of Vista," said further quoted from PC World, Friday (13/11/2009).

Hearing slipptongue such employees, Microsoft with a thousand steps immediately to make clarifications to block the controversial news that the rate wilder blow.

In a written clarification on the Microsoft blog for less than 24 hours after news emerged of the PCR, a spokesman for Microsoft said that the statement of Aldous do not represent the company and not true.

"Unfortunately, this information came from Microsoft employees who are not involved in all aspects of developing Windows 7," he wrote.

"I myself do not like to say it, but Aldous comments are not accurate," stated the letter of clarification.