If you are of the category of users either publicly or self designated “heavy” you no doubt are familiar with and spend quite a bit of time with ISO files. When said files are written to a CD/DVD, the user is usally installing or testing something large such as a big software program or even the latest Linux distro. Until now in the Windows land burning such files meant you would have to head to Google and find either free or paid software that take care of that task for you. In Windows 7 that quest will no longer be there as it is apparently included out of the box with 7. +1 Microsoft. Even though I routinely knock them, they are making some pretty big strides with 7. I am actually kind of excited to get a copy as soon as it’s released and test it out…(on my Macbook Pro). I can hear the diehard Apple users jumping off of buildings now.
Source: Ubergizmo, Digital Home Thoughts, Microsoft
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