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Intel: Another Less-Than-Eager Vista User
Wall Street Journal Blogs – New York,NY,USA
This blog has found no shortage of evidence that Microsoft’s Windows Vista is not taking the world by storm. Buyers of new PCs don’t have much …
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Windows XP to be supported until 2014 says Microsoft
Geek.com – USA
Veghte also assures that for those not ready to upgrade to Windows Vista, can still get XP even after June 30th, when Microsoft will no longer sell Windows …
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Vista SP1 ‘Update’ Released for OS Reliability
Redmondmag.com – CA,USA
Three months after the initial release of Windows Vista Service Pack 1, Microsoft has issued what it calls a "reliability update" to sweep out any glitches …
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Et Tu, Intel? Chip Giant Won’t Embrace Microsoft’s Windows Vista
New York Times – United States
… of moving to Windows Vista, which has drawn fire from many customers as a buggy, bloated program that requires costly hardware upgrades to run smoothly. …
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Imation rolls out paper clip-size USB flash drive
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
It supports Windows Vista and is also compatible with Windows Vista ReadyBoost technology. ReadyBoost enables a USB flash drive to serve as an additional …
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Keep Windows XP alive!
InfoWorld – San Francisco,CA,USA
Windows Vista’s UI changes, software incompatibilities, new hardware requirements, and altered security business rules have caused widespread disruption …
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Microsoft posts Vista SP1 reliability patches
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
By Gregg Keizer June 25, 2008 (Computerworld) Microsoft Corp. yesterday released a reliability update for Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) that fixes …
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Windows 7 due Jan 2010 – we know!
ZDNet UK – UK
… though, for its pleading tone regarding Vista: "Free downloads like Adobe Reader and iTunes have versions that are optimized for Windows Vista. …
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Windows XP Support Extended until 2014
Techtree.com – Mumbai,India
So, large business customers might just skip Vista and continue with XP until the release of Windows 7, which is scheduled for release in 2010.
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Customise Windows XP and Vista
What PC? – UK
Despite the millions of hours and dollars that were spent developing Windows XP and its follow-up, Windows Vista, it would have been miraculous had either …
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Windows Vista SP1 Activator (100%working) ! zip (0S/0L)
Windows Vista Activator: NEW!!! BOOTLOADER, BUT WITH NO TEXT ON STARTUP! Thanks go out to: Sabresite and PeterHolbrook from the KEZNEWS forums! Microsoft Windows Vista Activator 2008. Vistaloader Build: 2.1.3 …
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Holy Hell, I May Buy Windows Vista
By MG Siegler(MG Siegler)
This solution would replace the need for the Roku box because I already have the Xbox 360 and a computer capable of running Windows Vista (which supposedly is required for the task). I currently have my Intel iMac dual booting Windows …
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Et Tu, Intel? Chip Giant Wont Embrace Microsofts Windows Vista
Et Tu, Intel? Chip Giant Wont Embrace Microsofts Windows Vista.
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New Performance and Reliability Updates KB952709 for Vista SP1
By ShaDow(ShaDow)
A reliability and performance update KB952709 is available for download for Windows Vista Service Pack 1. This specific release targets all Windows Vista editions, provided that they have the first service pack integrated. …
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Will Windows Vista Kill My Productivity?
By CC Holland
The trouble is, I’m gun-shy about Microsoft Windows Vista. And unfortunately, if I want another Dell, I either have to buy an XP system by dawn tomorrow or take the leap of faith into Vista. Yikes. Why am I leery of Vista? …
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