AI
Friday, January 06, 2006 12:11:26 AM
> That happens to be the popular conspiracy theory of the week,
> that Vista will have such monumental memory requirements, that
> Core Duo won't be able to run it. LOL, pretty funny how you
> guys can convince yourselves that Intel's premium high end,
> tried and true platform, somehow didn't have the foresight to
> support MSFT's mainstream OS. It's a laugh, but if it gets you
> by, go ahead and enjoy the theory while it lasts.
I don't see how you get a conspiracy theory out of that. What
I've heard and read of Vista is that it is a resource hog. Memory included. You seem to make a lot of claims without any interest
in looking for yourself to see whether the claims are true or not. Why don't you put it on your Pentium M laptop to see how it runs.
BTW, do you think that anyone that orders a Pentium M system from Dell this month should cancel their order and wait for the DC to come out? After all, it's obsolete hardware, right?
> that Vista will have such monumental memory requirements, that
> Core Duo won't be able to run it. LOL, pretty funny how you
> guys can convince yourselves that Intel's premium high end,
> tried and true platform, somehow didn't have the foresight to
> support MSFT's mainstream OS. It's a laugh, but if it gets you
> by, go ahead and enjoy the theory while it lasts.
I don't see how you get a conspiracy theory out of that. What
I've heard and read of Vista is that it is a resource hog. Memory included. You seem to make a lot of claims without any interest
in looking for yourself to see whether the claims are true or not. Why don't you put it on your Pentium M laptop to see how it runs.
BTW, do you think that anyone that orders a Pentium M system from Dell this month should cancel their order and wait for the DC to come out? After all, it's obsolete hardware, right?
