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Windows 7 or vista..?
Hi to all
I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
robertwill wrote:
Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? I've tested them both and assure you that you want Win7 do not let any salesman soak you with a leftover Vista machine. Way too many flaws with Vista for me to even begin to name them |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
robertwill wrote:
Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? Of the two, Windows 7 which is really Windows Vista SE. M |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
Actually if you check the NT Kernel history all subsequent Windows are
children of the previous version. However, at Vista - the kernel code was based more on the Server product line than Window XP. While Seven is progression of Vista, the differences are significant. I'd be more inclined to called it "Vista - Done Right" than SE. "m" wrote in message ... robertwill wrote: Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? Of the two, Windows 7 which is really Windows Vista SE. M |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
R. McCarty wrote:
Actually if you check the NT Kernel history all subsequent Windows are children of the previous version. However, at Vista - the kernel code was based more on the Server product line than Window XP. While Seven is progression of Vista, the differences are significant. I'd be more inclined to called it "Vista - Done Right" than SE. That's what they said when Microsoft was more honest with 98 SE. Vista - NT6 Win 7 - NT6.1 m "m" wrote in message ... robertwill wrote: Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? Of the two, Windows 7 which is really Windows Vista SE. M |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
W 7 for sure.
but stay away from the lower end versions. check the version contents at the microsoft web site for W7 to see which version best suits your needs. "robertwill" wrote in message ... Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? -- robertwill |
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Windows 7 or vista..?
m wrote:
R. McCarty wrote: Actually if you check the NT Kernel history all subsequent Windows are children of the previous version. However, at Vista - the kernel code was based more on the Server product line than Window XP. While Seven is progression of Vista, the differences are significant. I'd be more inclined to called it "Vista - Done Right" than SE. That's what they said when Microsoft was more honest with 98 SE. Vista - NT6 Win 7 - NT6.1 m "m" wrote in message ... robertwill wrote: Hi to all I am planning to buy new laptop.But confused little which system to buy.So please share your experience so i can get some ideas.which one is better..? Of the two, Windows 7 which is really Windows Vista SE. M I'd say that Win 7 is more than an 0.1 rev improvement over Vista. -- Lem Apollo 11 - 40 years ago: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ap...0th/index.html |
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