18 cool things Windows 7 does that Vista doesn't

There's an interesting article on TechRadar for those users that haven't tried Windows 7 and are still using Vista. It highlights some of the visual and application differences between the two (but not the performance benefits):

You can read the whole thing here.

Pretty cool - Even as a Windows 7 User, I was not aware of these items.

• 1. Shake 'em away
• 10. A brand new Magnifier tool
• 13. Stream Music directly to another computer

The music streaming feature is really handy - if you have a recent console you can play media on that I'm using it to listen to MP3s on my PS3 in another room.

But this part reads a little bit overbearing:
You can not pin a folder as separate icon - in the easy way - to the taskbar.
You can not pin a document by itself - in the easy way - to the taskbar.

But you can pin folder to taskbar and pin files to taskbar as separate icon.

Windows 7 Will Play Nice with DLNA Devices and DLNA Product Search Results for Game Consoles

The only console I have found for this media streaming is the PS3. Are there other consoles that have the DLNA logo?

I thought the XBOX 360 was DLNA complient too (I don't have one, so I can't confirm this though). Perhaps someone else here that has one will be able to confirm

Hm I had no idea about the built in ability to burn ISO's, that might come in handy.

You can if you enable the Quick Launch bar. I can put folders, network shortcuts, USB flash drives, my DVD drive, whatever I want into the Quick Launch toolbar.

Here's a guide to re-enable the quick launch bar: Link

Trash Can with Superbar vs Quick Launch

The "Trash Can" is an ugly folder when pinned to the super bar
The "Trash Can" large icon size does not match the "Super Bar" size when placed in the "Quick Launch Toolbar".

The small icons match quite well. The large icons do not. I finally decided to quit using the quick launch because of the problem matching the large icons. And if you plan to make a double row of icons, you will never get it to look right unless you use the small icons.

Clifford, you can always change the icons of whatever you pin to the quick launch bar by right-clicking and going to their properties panel. Regarding the size difference I think that's unavoidable, but since I use full text bars on the taskbar it still looks fine to me.

Its the pinned Icon of the Recycle Bin that is a folder and can not be changed to a trash can.