Microsoft’s Windows 7 has now become the company’s fastest selling OS after revealing that they have sold over 90 million copies of the latest Microsoft OS. Originally launched in October of 2009, it is apparent that many consumers were eager to upgrade their old operating systems. Fortunately many of them weren’t hesitant after the flop of the Microsoft Vista. Remember the buggy Windows Vista?

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Microsoft and Panasonic have entered into an Intellectual Property Licensing Agreement which will provide the latter access to Microsoft’s Extended File Allocation Table (exFAT) technology. Panasonic becomes the latest company to adopt the said technology, something that should enable them to deliver a rich, integrated media experience for its customers.

exFAT technology delivers a significant leap forward in terms of the size of files that can be stored on a broad range of consumer electronic devices, and the speed with which they can be accessed. In addition to the license on Microsoft’s exFAT technology, Panasonic has obtained a patent license that covers FAT32 long file name technology in its products.

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Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system has been acclaimed by the company as the fastest selling Windows OS ever, and now, it has reached a 10% market share in the OS world, at least according to Microsoft.

However, Windows Vista still holds about 20%, while XP is still at the top, with somewhere between 60 and 70% of the Windows OS market share.