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Six months after its release, Vista is making slow but steady progress, as measured by the number of pcworld.co.nz visitors who use Microsoft's new OS.

When we last checked in, for the week ending Feb 02, Vista stood at 2.27%, and at 4th place on our chart.

Here's how Nielsen//NetRatings' numbers stack up for the week ending July 15, 2007:

OS: % of visitors to pcworld.co.nz
Windows XP: 81.49%
Windows Vista: 8.06%
Windows 2000: 4.00%
MacOS: 1.87%
Linux: 1.25%
Windows 98: 1.21%
Windows Server 2003: 1.21%
Windows ME: 0.51%

Posted by Chris Keall on July 23, 2007 9:42 AM |

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