Gadgets Windows 7

Windows 7 has to desktop devices, known as Vista. Or, almost as well as Vista. If you are familiar with gadgets in Vista, the main difference in Windows 7 that there is no sidebar. Gadgets Gizmo is a type of pass is located on the desktop. Here are all examples of gadgets Windows 7:


* Calendar
* Clock
* CPU Meter
* Currency
* Headlines
* Picture Puzzle
* Slideshow
* Stocks
* Weather
* Windows Media

Just in case you're tired of wasting your example, devices that come with Windows 7, you can download more to adapt their computer. Some, such as clock and calendar, to be useful. Others are a waste of time. But it is a useful device anyway? It depends on how you eat your desktop. If it is covered by layers of requests a day, never bet your desktop, so I will not bet your gadgets.

In this case, regardless of the marginal haw prototypal to swallow when you move the computer, and when it closes at the end of the day (assuming the country for the desktop before shutting down). Personally, I rarely bet on my desktop, so that the equipment is not a noble thing for me, but I like the intent. On the other hand, can lead to great entertainment. For example, you can spend all day looking at headlines and stock quotes. You have owners and read their stories. Or you could go to find relevant sites you feel the need to know what is going on in the interest of trade or the floor.

In addition, the devices are a bit limited in how you can customize. For example, the head device provides news feeds from Microsoft. It is good if you want to cover the kind of news provided by Microsoft. But they hold for other news services? Or do you want RSS feeds of news services do not like your favorite blogs? Unfortunately, the gadget head that is not flexible. Finally, Windows 7 gadgets are flexible enough to be useful, but hidden in most cases, if not actually eat the computer to do any work.