There has been lots of brouhaha over the release of the trial version of Microsoft’s new operating system “Windows 7″. Chip maker Intel and Microsoft have now said that the new OS will save a great deal of power and also will have faster booting times. After all the negative criticism for their earlier operating system Windows Vista, Microsoft hopes that the new OS will perform as promised by them. Microsoft said that it has been working with Intel in a partnership to develop a better and faster OS and now they are pretty happy with the outcome.

The partnership named Wintel involved hundred of engineers and started off the very next day Windows Vista was released. After the Windows Vista was highly criticized, the team worked to bring the next OS with the stylish aspects of Windows Vista and the efficiency of Windows XP. In a recent press conference in San Francisco, engineers at Microsoft showcased the new operating system’s efficiency based on a number of parameters. All the test results showed a  significantly improvement from than the earlier operating systems the most noted being energy efficiency which showed a gain of about 20%!