Monday, 15th March 2010.

Windows 7 Attains 10 % Market Share.

Written on Wednesday, 3rd February 2010 by Neeta

Windows 7 has been able to achieve 10% market share in roughly three months of its launch. The growth in market share points to that fact that Microsoft has hit the bulls eye at least this time around after failing with Vista in its first attempt. Vista is having market share of 20% and the stable XP is still the market leader from Windows stable with 60-70% market share.

Based on steady progress of Windows 7 during last three months, it appears that Windows 7 is going to have a great future. Windows has now got a worthy successor to XP now. Windows 7 it appears take the XP’s space in coming years.

In other news, Internet Explorer 8 recently became the world’s most popular web browser with 25.6%. Love it or hate it, it’s a good thing, as it means that less and less people are using the dreaded IE6.

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