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Now Internet Explorer 10 Can Tested On Windows 7
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The arrival of Windows 8 is widely welcomed by the browser the latest series. But after only available for Windows 8, is now the most advanced browser released by Microsoft eventually can be used for Windows 7.
Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) can be downloaded and used on Windows 7-based computer users starting today. But the newly released IE10 Microsoft is still in preview release version aka trial version.
However, Microsoft says IE10 is can be used for everyday purposes, replacing the previous version of IE. In this version of Windows 7 Microsoft invites users to try and feel the browser gets a major refurbishment in order to compete with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
Not only that, Microsoft claims, IE10 is able to process web pages faster and smoother than previous versions of IE. IE10 is also designed to be used in tablet devices and computers with touch screen and supports HTML5 and CSS3.
Quoted from Cnet, IE10 can only be used on devices based on Windows 7 and 8. Users of Windows XP and Vista certainly can not use IE10. This is certainly a minus value of IE10, because newer versions of browsers competitors, such as Firefox and Chrome, it still supports XP and Vista-based computer.
The arrival of Windows 8 is widely welcomed by the browser the latest series. But after only available for Windows 8, is now the most advanced browser released by Microsoft eventually can be used for Windows 7.
Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) can be downloaded and used on Windows 7-based computer users starting today. But the newly released IE10 Microsoft is still in preview release version aka trial version.
However, Microsoft says IE10 is can be used for everyday purposes, replacing the previous version of IE. In this version of Windows 7 Microsoft invites users to try and feel the browser gets a major refurbishment in order to compete with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
Not only that, Microsoft claims, IE10 is able to process web pages faster and smoother than previous versions of IE. IE10 is also designed to be used in tablet devices and computers with touch screen and supports HTML5 and CSS3.
Quoted from Cnet, IE10 can only be used on devices based on Windows 7 and 8. Users of Windows XP and Vista certainly can not use IE10. This is certainly a minus value of IE10, because newer versions of browsers competitors, such as Firefox and Chrome, it still supports XP and Vista-based computer.
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