If only vendors were like that guy, how many PC World guys would recommend a mac?
They sell macs in my local PC World, but they get updated rarely (e.g. Core Duo macbooks...)I would if they had accepted me for a job. They dont sell macs there because they dont have any specialist knowledge of them. Oh how i wanted to change that
They sell macs in my local PC World, but they get updated rarely (e.g. Core Duo macbooks...)
Lol, Maybe if there was a signature edition with ltd. Bill Gates sigs on it. I'd buy that!
You forgot Windows Vista Super Duper Edition and Windows Vista Ultimate Ultra Mega l33t hax0rs 3diti0n (no product key or activation necessary).Seriously, if you have to think this hard to decide which OS version to buy, how easy is it going to be to use??
maybe they'll come out with some more versions
Vista Special Edition Home
Vista Special Edition Home Premium
Vista Special Edition Business
Vista Special Edition Business Premium
Vista Ultimate Edition Special Edition
Vista Ultimate Edition Special Edition Premium
Vista Premium Home Edition
Vista Premium Biz. Edition
Vista Premium Ultimate Edition
Why are are we calling it Windows Vista, it should be called windows Vistas
someguy said:You forgot Windows Vista Super Duper Edition and Windows Vista Ultimate Ultra Mega l33t hax0rs 3diti0n (no product key or activation necessary).![]()
No, I have that already. This is new. Better. Or at least different somehow.. apparently.. or so I'm told.Um, thats commonly refered to as "Pirated Windows" or "Cracked Windows" sometimes just "Illegal"
someguy said:No, I have that already. This is new. Better. Or at least different somehow.. apparently.. or so I'm told.
Don't you know anything? DOS is the base (the "code" if you will) beneath all operating systems, even Linux. Tiger, Ubuntu, and "Windows" are all just names for GUI's written to work with this DOS program, which of course was engineered by the late Bill Gates (who invented Linux as well as electricity).I've actually been living a lie...
Yesterday I was told that every version of Windows is just another GUI for something called DOS!!!??? So can I just get the skin instead of buying the new one? Or have they rewritten this "DOS"? It could just be a Tiger skin for DOS AFAIK, we'll just wait and see.
I've actually been living a lie...
Yesterday I was told that every version of Windows is just another GUI for something called DOS!!!??? So can I just get the skin instead of buying the new one? Or have they rewritten this "DOS"? It could just be a Tiger skin for DOS AFAIK, we'll just wait and see.
So jokes aside how many versions are there?
What versions of Windows Vista will be available?
There are five different editions of Windows Vista designed to fit the way you intend to use your PC:
Windows Vista Business
Regardless of the size of your organization, Windows Vista Business will help you lower your PC management costs, improve your security, enhance your productivity, and help you stay better connected.
Windows Vista Enterprise
Windows Vista Enterprise is designed to meet the needs of large global organizations with highly complex IT infrastructures. Windows Vista Enterprise can help you lower your IT costs while providing additional layers of protection for your sensitive data.
Windows Vista Home Premium
Whether you choose to use your PC to write e-mail and surf the Internet, for home entertainment, or to track your household expenses, Windows Vista Home Premium delivers a more complete and satisfying computing experience.
Windows Vista Home Basic
Windows Vista Home Basic is designed to deliver improved reliability, security, and usability to home PC users who just want to do the basics with their PCs.
Windows Vista Ultimate
If you want all of the best business features, all of the best mobility features, and all of the best home entertainment features that Windows Vista has to offer, Windows Vista Ultimate is the solution for you. With Windows Vista Ultimate you don't have to compromise.
They sell macs in my local PC World, but they get updated rarely (e.g. Core Duo macbooks...)
At my local PC World (OK, it's about 20 miles away!) they are still selling old (as in not even the latest rev's before the Intel transition) iBooks and PowerBooks at full price.
You also must consider the retail version, open license, site license and OEM. Do add a multiplier of four to everything.