Windows 7 is nearing the grand finale on 22nd October. When it comes to entertainment in Windows 7, there's much fuss over Windows Media Center. No doubt Microsoft has yet again raised the bar unleashing the upgraded Media Center. Windows 7 Media Center now supports the Dolby Digital Plus that may be used by several content providers and broadcasters, and it would offer better quality audio. It's not the last word, WMC still suffers from a number of shortfalls marked on its waiting list like full fledged H.264 support. However, to enrich you Windows 7 experience we had already provided a Windows 7 Entertainment Package. This time we assorted a list of top 10 free entertainment tools for Windows 7.
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Windows 7 release is round the corner. Things are shaping up well for Windows 7 and there seems hardly an ambit for last minute delays. Now things look even better, since if you buy Windows Vista you get a free upgrade to Windows 7. For long Windows 7 has been spilled over by whole lot of serious stuffs like Windows 7 hacks, Windows 7 mixed review, Dual boot Windows 7 and the likes. Well, all hacks and no frills cut out a dull boy figure for Windows 7. This leads us to focus on the entertainment quotient of Windows 7. We'll tell you what's Windows 7 entertainment package is all about.

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