Windows Vista

reachkannan2003 · 03-18-2007

this windows Vista is really a future development made OS....its easy to work on it...but the requirements make us burn...

maverick_ymca · 03-20-2007

yeah the requirements are collosial .... 2 gB ram 256 mb graphics card lol man can we afford this stuff?

Checking... · 03-21-2007

i am sticking to windows xp till the time microsoft is offering customer care support for it. really i dont think there is any use of Vista now for me

chandni_aqua · 03-23-2007

more than the requirements, its the cost of VIsta that pinches me a lot..

**louj** · 03-23-2007

I'm currently using windows Vista as my OS for my desktop pc at home. I can say that it definitely looks waaaay different compared to xp. I wanted to try out the capability of Vista to make a flash disk into a RAM. Someone told me about that capability but wasn't able to get around it when I last got my new pc. With all the new resources for Vista, I still downloaded firefox as my browser; go figure, still can't teach old dogs new tricks.

dasha101 · 03-25-2007

You're lucky louj to have the Vista this fast. I think only a few people can have it because of its system requirements. How I wish to try Vista. Can you share here, what are the differences of XP and Vista?

Do you encounter problems on peripheral compatibility? I know only few printers and scanners work for Vista.

joecool6101 · 04-04-2007

I had it when it was in beta and it was not worth having right now because all the drivers that i needed for my computer were not compatible with vista so i had no sound and printer didnt work half the time... Unsure now.. according to a few friends drivers are still a problem and its not as user friendly as XP.

sood123 · 04-23-2007

Cost of buying it has increased also they kind of hardware it requires is very out of the world.

mari_123 · 04-27-2007

With hardware costs dicreasing everyday sooner or later we all will shift to the eye candy Vista

toukmaria · 04-29-2007

I have not yet shift to Vista.My hardware are not that powerful as yet.May be in three months time.

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