[SmokingJoe]

If you are happpy with Windows XP, of course you shouldn’t change it.
Why would I get a new wife, if I am happy with my current wife? :)
But, Windows 7 is an excellent operating system. I have been using it for over a year, in beta, then after it was went RTM (Released To Manufacture).

[flaglady47]

“But, Windows 7 is an excellent operating system. I have been using it for over a year, in beta, then after it was went RTM (Released To Manufacture).”

Yes, but what’s different about it. Why would it be better? And your wife analogy humored me.

[Man50D]

If you are happpy with Windows XP, of course you shouldn’t change it. Why would I get a new wife, if I am happy with my current wife? :)

At some point people running Windows XP won't have no choice but to purchase Windows 7. Eventually Microsoft will no longer support XP. I'm assuming this will not be the situation between you and your wife. ;o)

[SmokingJoe]

This may cover it, albeit its from Windows 7 beta(pre-release).

Windows 7 beta 1 performance - How does the OS compare to Vista and XP?

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http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=3236&page=2&tag=col1;post-3236 Windows 7 is much faster than XP, on the same hardware. It's a fast, reliable, relatively easy to use. It does what an OS is supposed to do, that is just stay in the background and let you get one with your work, without you even knowing it's there.