On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 21:00:08 +0000
Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> SiS671FX let you experience Vista and Intel Core 2 duo platform
>
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> | The SiS671FX chipset is for Intel desktop PCs platform, and
> | it aims to provide outstanding system performance by supporting
> | Windows Vista.
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> http://www.sis.com/pressroom/pressrelease_000250.htm
>
> What is the world succumbing to? It's even worse than slapping those
> "Vista-ready" stickers onto machines that are Linux-friendly. It's all
> about marketing... instilling into people's minds that illusion that
> Linux is not right for their PC.
they're not trying to do that i dont think. they just want to piggy back
on the marketing that ms have put into this new 'wonder' word, vista.
what the heck does that mean? i've no idea, but it's like consignia, you
remember that? a word that means nothing...
by any other company using the 'vista' word they in part sell what ms
has sold a dozen times over.
they could put another paragraph in there however, saying 'embraces the
power of unix'... wouldn't hurt would it...
> Related:
>
> BenQ Unveils Vista-Approved LCD Monitors
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | BenQ unveiled some new flat-panel monitors Thursday that have been
> | qualified to work with Microsoft's upcoming Windows Vista operating
> | system.
> |
> | Two of the monitors, due out in early December, have received
> | Microsoft's Works with Windows Vista logo. A third, due out by the
> | end of this month, is expected to be awarded Windows Vista
> | Premium Certification, BenQ said.
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>
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20061103/tc_pcworld/127744
>
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