Why is Microsoft so overwhelmed with Windows 7?

Only one more years will be the Windows 7 successor to Vista will launch, but contrary to tradition, Microsoft still holds "closed as" information on this new operating system.
Windows 7 product key will be available in late 2009, but Microsoft, unlike tradition, has little to say except that the operating system will be using multi-touch technology, which is popular around the world. with the Apple iPhone. End users also know the cause of Microsoft "quietly" surprised by the statement of Steven Sinofsky and Jon Devaan, chief technology officer Windows 7 ultimate product key posted on the blog Engineering7 (E7). They insisted that Microsoft learned expensive lessons from the past:
"We've learned a few lessons about how" quiet "we are when we go out of our way to introduce features that are not even sure yet." With Windows 7, we only disclose information. When there is a solid basis for the feasibility of what I say".
"From now on, Microsoft promises not to give people too much hope and disappointment, especially about new features that never materialize, or promise to fail."
The word "self-transparency" on the E7 blog is similar to what Chrris Florers, the director of Windows communications, said in May, saying that Microsoft shared "too generous" information in the early stages of development: With Windows 7, we will try to plan more carefully how we can share information with our customers and partners, which means that we will provide just enough information at the right time and place, depending on the needs of our customers. receiver".
As such, Microsoft will hide information from consumers who are hoping for a new operating system, after suffering from Vista. In the immediate future, only Microsoft office 2013 product key partners will be "glamorous" with the advanced technology demonstration of Windows 7 at the Professional Developers Conference and Windows Hardware Development Conference, held in Los Angeles, America, coming.