It reads,”Windows Vista - The Digital Future Starts Here.” Where does it start? There, right there? Gross.
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I tried out Vista for the first time about a year ago when I was writing a review for a Lenovo notebook. Hated it.
Picked up another computer recently, and after disabling the UAC, I was stunned by how different an experience Vista is now. It ran perfectly, and was actually a nice experience. It didn’t read my old Kensington mouse, and I’m sure there are still plenty of other annoying driver issues like that. But otherwise, the experience is much improved.
As somebody who wouldn’t even consider buying a computer with Windows Vista as little as two weeks ago, I definitely encourage you to give it another shot. It seems like they’ve really improved on the experience.
I have inside information that ‘thebonafortuna’ is actually Bill Gates..
I also believe that all the facts in the comment are 100% true, even if it was posted by Bill Gates.
Hm… would you say they are in good company? :-)
OK, let’s be fair, TechCrunch-in-the-toilet is not an opinion, it’s an addiction :-)
I have a Vista laptop and XP desktop. To be honest I enjoy the Vista experience a lot more. It’s considerably more ascetically pleasing, plus it runs smoothly for me with all settings enabled. I’m not going to lie, I use the desktop a lot more due to convenience. It’s easier to sit for a extended period of time on a nice computer chair, rather than having a hot ass laptop on your crotch.
:D