In Microsoft realized a long time since the transition to Windows Vista will be much slower than it would agree to repay the investment spent by Redmond to design and implement the new operating system.
Similar problems are occurring with Office 2007.
but I did not expect to receive a newsletter with a little hidden so petition to switch to Vista and Office 2007.
even more species to note that 2 out of 5 subjects to go to view the Digital Rights Management concern and respect for privacy.
be debunked myth # 1: Windows Vista prevents the reproduction of my favorite digital content
Reality: it is all done effort to strengthen the mechanisms for DRM in Windows Vista, including support for hardware devices that allow you to track the PC hardware and encrypt the media to discredit
Myth 5: Windows Vista "spy" on your computer in violation of my privacy
Reality: Windows XP already does with its "Genuine Advantage" validation and complex system of "house call to Microsoft" which assumes that all copies of Windows are potentially pirated copies, contrary to honest consumers. The thing about Vista is further compounded.
But the other three myths are actually solid reality: Vista is too expensive, not compatible with many devices, in particular, many sound cards of 2-3 years ago and requires a hardware much more powerful and capable in terms of memory to return the same performance as Windows XP.
