starts stocking up on cpu's motherboards and readyboost compatible usb sticks..

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> MicroFox wrote:[color=green]
> > I wont comment on the following..
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> > [url]http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=36422[/url]
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> > Vista Boosts Tech IndustryPosted by Daniel Fleshbourne on 11 December 2006 -
> > 16:04 · 6 comments, 396 views & no trackbacks
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> > A new IDC report on the impact of Windows Vista on the industry claims
> > Microsoft's business partners stand to benefit more financially from the
> > operating system than Microsoft itself will in 2007. According to the report
> > on the U.S. economic impact of Vista, for every one dollar Microsoft makes
> > on Vista in 2007, Microsoft partners that offer software, hardware, and
> > services related to Vista will make $18.
> >
> > "If there's a surprising thing to people, it's how extensively a Microsoft
> > piece of software ripples out through the ecosystem," said John Gantz, one
> > of the IDC analysts who wrote the report. "Microsoft, as a software vendor,
> > casts a bigger shadow than its revenues." IDC analysts Al Gillen and Marcel
> > Warmerdam co-wrote the report, released today, which was commissioned by
> > Microsoft. The report also says that 35 percent to 45 percent of new PCs
> > that ship to enterprises in 2007 will run Vista. "Some thought [adoption]
> > would move faster," Gantz said. "But to me, that's relatively quick."
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> The rolling out of Vista is a repair tech's dream come true.
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> Alias
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