Kevin John Panzke wrote:
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> DELL IS CHARGING EXTRA 4 W7, THEIR PC'S STILL COME WITH VISTA BY
> DEFAULT AND XP ON NETBOOKS BY DEFAULT![/color]

You must be new at buying PCs.

First, buy a commodity HP, Acer or whatever from best Buy. With Vista
as they are on sale. Then subscribe to the Win 7 update.

When Win 7 comes out with a SP1 to fix it's bugs, then consider a reload
of the OS, but that time the Vista registry will be bloated and be
pigging down. When you upgrade, choose a clean install and all that OEM
vendor crap will disapper, which is good. Who needs 100 try/buy items?

Then in say a year your up to Win 7 and didn't get double dipped to run
around with too many MS nuances in new OSes. Would you buy the first
car off the line? Well, I wouldn't either. Just bought a new one and
have Win 7 on the way. Saved some $400 as the same model in Win 7 is
$400 more.

Go figure.

"Canuck57" <Canuck57@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Kevin John Panzke wrote:
>[color=green]
>> DELL IS CHARGING EXTRA 4 W7, THEIR PC'S STILL COME WITH VISTA BY
>> DEFAULT AND XP ON NETBOOKS BY DEFAULT![/color]
>
> You must be new at buying PCs.
>
> First, buy a commodity HP, Acer or whatever from best Buy. With Vista as
> they are on sale. Then subscribe to the Win 7 update.
>
> When Win 7 comes out with a SP1 to fix it's bugs, then consider a reload
> of the OS, but that time the Vista registry will be bloated and be pigging
> down. When you upgrade, choose a clean install and all that OEM vendor
> crap will disapper, which is good. Who needs 100 try/buy items?
>
> Then in say a year your up to Win 7 and didn't get double dipped to run
> around with too many MS nuances in new OSes. Would you buy the first car
> off the line? Well, I wouldn't either. Just bought a new one and have
> Win 7 on the way. Saved some $400 as the same model in Win 7 is $400
> more.
>
> Go figure.[/color]

Do you realize that you are responding to someone with mental issues?

A COMPLAINT WITH FULL HEADER'S HAS BEEN SENT 2 [email]ABUSE@ETERNAL-SEPTEMBER.ORG[/email]!
DO NOT CALL ME MENTAL AGAIN OR ELSE YOU'LL BE SORRY!

"Strych Nine" <strych@nine.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Canuck57" <Canuck57@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:vghEm.1373$KA5.544@newsfe12.iad...[color=green]
>> Kevin John Panzke wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> DELL IS CHARGING EXTRA 4 W7, THEIR PC'S STILL COME WITH VISTA BY
>>> DEFAULT AND XP ON NETBOOKS BY DEFAULT![/color]
>>
>> You must be new at buying PCs.
>>
>> First, buy a commodity HP, Acer or whatever from best Buy. With Vista as
>> they are on sale. Then subscribe to the Win 7 update.
>>
>> When Win 7 comes out with a SP1 to fix it's bugs, then consider a reload
>> of the OS, but that time the Vista registry will be bloated and be
>> pigging down. When you upgrade, choose a clean install and all that OEM
>> vendor crap will disapper, which is good. Who needs 100 try/buy items?
>>
>> Then in say a year your up to Win 7 and didn't get double dipped to run
>> around with too many MS nuances in new OSes. Would you buy the first car
>> off the line? Well, I wouldn't either. Just bought a new one and have
>> Win 7 on the way. Saved some $400 as the same model in Win 7 is $400
>> more.
>>
>> Go figure.[/color]
>
> Do you realize that you are responding to someone with mental issues?
>
>[/color]