Earlier this week, Windows 7 became the highest grossing pre-order product in Amazon UK history, topping those of J.K. Rowling’s book, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” according to media reports. The reason for making the correlation between a much-anticipated OS and a very popular book, presumably, was to demonstrate that even before its much-hyped Thursday launch, Windows 7 was already a success. It could turn out that the Potter factor was indeed an accurate leading indicator. However, for those who are skeptical, what is an effective gauge for measuring the success of Windows 7?

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