Half of North American Business PCs Aren't Ready for Vista

Anusha · Dec 9, 2006

Source: Dailytech.com

Vista's stiff hardware requirements leave many PCs in the dark

Even though analysts predict that over 90 million copies of Windows Vista will ship next year -- far greater than the 67 million mark reached by Windows XP at the one year mark -- it might be a bumpy upgrade path for many businesses. Vista pushes PC hardware further than any previous version of Windows. Many business PCs will get stepped over when it comes to upgrades as a result.

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How stupid are Microsoft, releasing Vista to the businesses first. :lol:

shanX · Dec 9, 2006

Yes, theyre ready to be dumped in countries like Sri Lanka for the Vista update,

should go like this 'Vista's stiff hardware requirements WOULD leave many PC USERS OF THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES in the dark'

Anusha · Dec 9, 2006

shanX said:
Yes, theyre ready to be dumped in countries like Sri Lanka for the Vista update,

should go like this 'Vista's stiff hardware requirements WOULD leave many PC USERS OF THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES in the dark'

Well, we can't blame them. It's our people who import them in to the country. It's a lucky chance for the people in those countries.

shanX · Dec 9, 2006

Do you think those machines are worth the buck?

Anusha · Dec 9, 2006

azaamDAsquad · Dec 9, 2006

sri lankan love piracy

lol

Anusha · Dec 9, 2006

Piracy? I wasn't talking about piracy in this thread, was I? :rolleyes:

azaamDAsquad · Dec 9, 2006

Anusha said:
Piracy? I wasn't talking about piracy in this thread, was I?

nah

Anusha · Dec 9, 2006

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