Maximum PC's reasons why you shouldn't upgrade to Vista
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| 1. Vista requires a fairly powerful machine.
| 2. Application incompatibilities.
| 3. Vista is crazy expensive.
| 4. No hardware audio.
| 5. Vista doesn't work with a lot of bleeding edge hardware.
| 6. Vista doesn't work well with some games.
| 7. Vista includes consumer unfriendly DRM.
| 8. Poor driver support.
| 9. Vista is kind of annoying.
| 10 You can wait.
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http://www.nelsonguirado.com/index.php/techreviews/2007/01/28/maximum_pc_s_reasons_why_you_shouldn_t_u
Vista, for Better and Worse
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| But for most people with older machines, Vista demands too much to
| justify its benefits. If you fall into that category, you're better
| off upgrading XP by adding third-party programs -- for instance,
| Google Desktop, the Firefox Web browser, Thunderbird mail program
| and the Picasa photo album -- to paper over XP's deficiencies. Wait
| for Microsoft to fix the inevitable bugs in Vista and for Windows
| developers to rewrite their software to work better in Vista.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/26/AR2007012602026.html
No mentioning of the fact that Vista is considered illegal in Europe.
Customer's right are not being defended; rather, they get abused.
Nice cartoon:
http://xkcd.com/c86.html
Weird offer:
http://manchor.googlepages.com/Picture1.png
(Vista boots itself, as a selling point)
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