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Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 11:29
by Paul K
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 13:11
by Nigel H-J
I am more than happy with XP so will not even think about this one for some time, though they could pull the plug on XP support to make people move on. :think:
Nigel.
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 13:19
by Garry Russell
I though Vista still had issues or have they decided just to move on to a new one??
Garry
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 13:26
by Nigel H-J
Hi Garry, if they still do then it would probably be cheaper and less hassle to market a new product.
To sum it up..............look what happened to the Allegro!!
Nigel.
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 13:30
by Garry Russell
Hi Nigel
That's what I'm wondering..what's the point when it is scheduled to be replaced
Allegro.....yes, not no much something you remember, more like something you just can't forget
Garry
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 13:36
by Nigel H-J
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 15:33
by speedbird591
Garry Russell wrote:I though Vista still had issues or have they decided just to move on to a new one??
Issues, what issues? Noooo. It's the FSX of operating systems! Just give it enough system horsepower and it's reliable, solid and funky, too!
XP is soooo last century!
Ian

Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 16:17
by Chris Sykes
Im with speedbird, deffinatly like it, love the search bar and its just funky!!! Anyways ive been watching Windows 7 on my collueges laptop (hes a tester) and it looks better than Vista, But ill only move over when i get it like i did with Vista Ultimate, for under £280 on Technet with a load of other MS software

Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 21:50
by nigelb
I don't have Vista and never intend to have it because from most accounts Vista is less then a steller O/S. Sales of Vista were below projections with a lot of corporations opting to stay with XP. I don't know if the latest Mac advert has made it's way across the pond yet, but it shows the PC guy dividing a pile of money between advertising Vista and fixing Vista's problems. The advertising pile gets about $20 for every $1 spent for fixing the problems. The Mac guy suggests putting it all in one pile but before he can say "put it in the fix Vista problem pile", the PC guy says "your right, that amount probably won't fix the problems!" and moves ALL the money to the advertising pile.
Nigel²
Re: Windows 7
Posted: 29 Oct 2008, 22:33
by jonesey2k
I got Vista X64 and I love it. Can't see myself wanting to go back to XP. Vista for me, is everything XP was and more.
Bring on the trumpets!