How would you like Vista? Cheap please…
January 31st, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
Vista does look good, it’s an improvement over windows xp which has been looking quite old. However, I have a few issues with it:
- Too many windows derivatives - home, home premium edition, ultimate, business etc
- Rather expensive - It’s suggested most will buy it with a pc, but what if I buy an apple mac instead?
- Difference from XP - Take away Aero and I feel (though am probably mistaken) it’s very similar to windows xp
- The system requirements are horrific - yes you can run it on a Pentium 800 - but would you?
For businesses, many have just completed or completing their windows xp upgrade projects, they’ll want some time to settle and recover from it, so Vista will be a while. Oh IT will play with it, but it will be at least a year or so before we see the big banks start look at it, unless they’re after a set feature.
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