On Jun 24, 9:54*pm, "George Valkov" <a...@b.com> wrote:
> Cheers Alias!
> Sounds like a good news :-)
>
> Considering a few facts:
> On XP I can watch TV; on Vista CPU usage is far beyound 100% (I guess I
> can't).
> On XP I can listen music while working; on Vista it's either music or work
> (music skips when I work).
> On XP I can play videos; On Vista... (ah well the CPU again).
> On XP I can play games; On Vista too (horay, a point for Vista).
>
> ":: Alias ::" wrote in messagenews:g3s1ia$loj$1@aioe.org...
See:

http://www.computerworld.com/action/...viewArticleBas...

Gosh, by then, it will almost be Windows 7 time which, as we well
know.
> | means it's time to say Hasta la Vista, Baby (and take Frank with you).
> |
In the meantime, as a registered and legal local OEM, I am going to
stock up on XP licenses.

Alias

excellent Idea !


http://www.ubuntu.com/


http://docs.google.com/

News letter from MS
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/letter.html
Neil
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On Jun 24, 9:54 pm, "George Valkov" <a...@b.com> wrote:
> Cheers Alias!
> Sounds like a good news :-)
>
> Considering a few facts:
> On XP I can watch TV; on Vista CPU usage is far beyound 100% (I guess I
> can't).
> On XP I can listen music while working; on Vista it's either music or work
> (music skips when I work).
> On XP I can play videos; On Vista... (ah well the CPU again).
> On XP I can play games; On Vista too (horay, a point for Vista).
>
> ":: Alias ::" wrote in messagenews:g3s1ia$loj$1@aioe.org...
See:

http://www.computerworld.com/action/...viewArticleBas...

Gosh, by then, it will almost be Windows 7 time which, as we well
know.
> | means it's time to say Hasta la Vista, Baby (and take Frank with you).
> |
In the meantime, as a registered and legal local OEM, I am going to
stock up on XP licenses.

Alias

excellent Idea !


http://www.ubuntu.com/


http://docs.google.com/

* neil peremptorily fired off this memo:

> News letter from MS
> http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/letter.html

For customers using Windows at home or in a small business: A new PC
with Windows Vista will provide the best experience, deliver the best
results from today's hardware, and work well with the vast majority
of hardware and software solutions available today. So there is no
reason not to choose the best version of Windows, which is Windows
Vista.

But...

If you use an application that isn't available for Windows Vista or
if you just aren't ready to upgrade, you should get a new PC with
Windows Vista Business or Windows Vista Ultimate, and then take
advantage of downgrade rights to use Windows XP Professional for as
long as is necessary. If you have existing PCs running Windows XP,
then you can use Windows XP for as long as you need.

Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

--
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-- Peter Stack, movie review
His performance is so wooden you want to spray him with Liquid Pledge.
-- John Stark, movie review