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VISTA so far Rules!!! That is for a system with high Memory and Processor. | Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1

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	• Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 Windows \| Microsoft Software, 2008 average customer review:based on 98 reviews view larger image
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Great OS, but not good uprade

Windows Vista is great operating system because it is more stable than xp and has some great new features. My parents always had xp and it was good, but then I needed a new computer for school I had to get a certain laptop and it came with vista.

Pros: Great user interface, more stability, windows sidebar, it is more secure, and supports more programs. Also vista has a new search bar that makes finding a file easier and vista has pretty much everything great about xp in it.

Cons: If you had a single core cpu at 2ghz on xp you'll have to get a 2gb core 2 duo to get about the same performace. Some old programs don't work with vista (usally 95 and 98). Not a whole lot new features to make you want to upgrade your whole computer.

If you are getting a new computer with good specs choose vista, but if you're just upgrading then just stay with xp. Overall Vista is a great os.

P.S Don't listen to all the crap about how it is really buggy and stuff like that because it's not.

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Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1

Vista is far the best operating system MS has put on the market. I have used all of them since the first issue and I am really happy I have migrated to Vista Ultimate.
With kind regards,
Branko

VISTA so far Rules!!! That is for a system with high Memory and Processor.

I upgraded my system with Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 and it came with my new Dell XPS 420. Have to say that for a system with Duo Core and 3.16 GHz and 4Mbs Ram, it runs so far much more smoothly and with finesse that Windows XP Pro. The only first drawback is the overwhelming feeling I got thinking, "Yikes, what have I done? I'm going to have to learn a brand new system and I have no idea if any of my software will work."

That concern seemed to be addressed very quickly when I began to install my apps and ran them without a hiccup or the dreaded "Blue Screen of I need to buy Depends right away!"

Granted, I have yet to fully immerse myself in all of the functions and run it at its peek potential, but so far I'm encouraged with the ease of use and the ability to perform similar functions that I became use to with Windows XP Pro.

I do believe that for systems that are running a Pentium 4 with less than 3.2 GHz or Processing power as well as robust memory with 4 gigs, I can see how the many complaints about the OS would be very valid. I haven't read all of the troubles, but it does stand to reason that unless you have a system comparable to the hungry needs of Vista, the experience would most likely be frustrating and hair pulling to say the least. One friend ran it with his system of 3 years and it was definitely SLOWER than Windows XP Pro and was a waist of time for him.

By the way, off topic so I apologize, but if you're purchasing a Dell desktop system with Vista Ultimate and the sales rep tells you that Ultimate comes with a CD for Windows XP Pro, or that you have download rights, it's all bull. The only systems that Microsoft is allowing rights for are XPS systems for Gaming only. I was lied to by 5 reps who each gave me a different story. Fortunately XP Pro can be obtained legally and cheaply from other vendors and that I also am fully satisfied with Vista for my Setup.

I hope this helps.

Cheers.

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The most complete choice for your business just got better.Windows Vista Ultimate with Service Pack 1 helps you focus on what matters the most: you, your business, and your customers. Special enhancements and security protocols help make this Vista truly ultimate. This is the most complete edition of Windows Vista - with the power, security, and mobility features that you need for work with fun entertainment features. Windows Vista Ultimate has an advanced, business-focused infrastructure, mobile productivity, and a premium home digital entertainment experience, all in one box. It combines all of the features found in Windows Vista Home Premium (like Windows Media Center, Windows Movie Maker with high-definition support, and Windows DVD Maker) and Windows Vista Business (like business networking, centralized management tools, and advanced system backup features). It also has all of the security and data protection features that you need. Found only in the Ultimate edition are Windows Ultimate Extras, add-ons that extend the capabilities of your system including:

Windows Defender & Windows Firewall - safeguard your PC against security threats Easier use of a PC with Windows Tablet & Touch Technology - pen-and-ink functionality, improved navigation, improved handwriting recognition & built-in touch screen support Collaborate & share documents with Windows Meeting Space Enjoy Windows Media Center on your TV with Xbox 360 & other devices Business networking connectivity with Networking Center & Remote Desktop

System Requirements 800 MHz processor & 512 MB of system memory 20 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space Super VGA graphics support

If you want a single PC that fulfills all of your work, travel, and entertainment needs, Windows Vista Ultimate is the system for you.

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