Difference between BPC 5 and 7 ms

Hello all,
I have found documents about the bpc 7ms but however im looking for whats the difference between bpc 5 and bpc 7ms systems, new features and so on. Do anyone have information about this. Please Share =)
Cheers
Jojo

hI,
Right now BPC 5.1 is going on in the market, and BPC 7.0 NW version is in rampup.
BPC 5.1 is the Microsoft version which uses the microsoft tools (Excel,powerpoint,etc) and the backend is SQL server, while BPC7.0 will be having both Microsoft version and Netweaver version.Here Microsoft version will be same as for BPC 5.1 with some advancements,while for NW version the backend will be BI.
Between BPC 7.0NW and BPC 5.1
What is In
Integration with NetWeaver BI
Increased dimensionality
New Validations engine
Integration with BI Accelerator
Improved dynamic templates
Lifecycle Management (transports)
Statistics framework for monitoring
64-bit ABAP A/S support
Database neutrality
Debugging capabilities (ABAP only)
What is Out
BPFs
Books
Drill-Through
Dynamic Hierarchy Editor
Insight
SQL-Logic in Script Logic
Some EV functions
Ability to rename a member, delete a member being used, reduce the length of a property
Custom Menus
Thanks,
Anila

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