Also, saying it is ready to show HD media does not imply it can receive your country's digital signals (of which there are several types). It's like saying your pc monitor sucks because you need a pc as well (cue for iMac uses to stfu).
It's not like Microsoft is saying that the programs not listed won't work. I've personally been using most of the programs listed in the article (or summary even) on Vista, without having the slightest problem.
By the way, does Vista dump if you change your motherboard like XP does because of the IDE drivers only being changeable during an install?
Earlier today I read on a Norwegian tech site that vista is counting points for different hardware changes, and then, when it reaches 25, you will be booted and need to reactivate. This will be possible on the full retail version, but not the OEM version. (Dunno about upgrade)
Translation may be a bit off, didn't understand a few of the details
CD-ROM/CD-RW/DVD-ROM (1 point)
IDE adapter (3 point)
Physical operating system-hard disk - new hard disk S/N (11 points)
Seeing as most of the computers in a regular household is Windows based, a WHS would be able to provide the clients with a (probably) more transparent and user friendly way of setting the "digital home" up.
I've found this picture from Wikipedia to be of great help, when trying to explain to people the differences between the myriad of resolutions out there.
Sure it's chaotic and all, but it gets the job done;)
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The release candidate, by definition, is unfinished.
Silly me, thinking release candidate, by definition, meant that it was thought of as ready for release.
Off-topic, but I find it kinda amazing that a relatively big site like this manages to embed five 2MB~ish sized images into the article.
I'm predicting a soon-to-come slashdot effect, and when it does, coral cache could come in handy...
And who will see that cost again?
More like: "HD Ready", as in not "Full HD"
Also, saying it is ready to show HD media does not imply it can receive your country's digital signals (of which there are several types). It's like saying your pc monitor sucks because you need a pc as well (cue for iMac uses to stfu).
Forgive me for this but..
Haven't Apple always look for the next killer app?
Thanks a lot!
:D
Dunno if he meant it sarcastic or what, but that needed to be said
Thought about that, yeah, but figured it would be better with a working one in minutes, than a good one in days ;)
| sed s/\\[b\\]/\/g | sed s/\\[\\/b\\]/\<\\/b\>/g
Bah.. I just checked out ThinkGeek, and [b]still[/b] no 1:12 working model of a Stargate..
:P
I mean, what's the use of this technology if they're not putting it to good use
mod parent up!
It's not like Microsoft is saying that the programs not listed won't work. I've personally been using most of the programs listed in the article (or summary even) on Vista, without having the slightest problem.
Which, in it self, is pretty impressive!
Erwin: He doesn't know how to use the three seashells!
And I now see that I misread your question..
The point is still valid though
Translation may be a bit off, didn't understand a few of the details
- BIOS (bios ID) (not bios upgrade) (9 points)
For those of you interested (or Norwegian), the blog article is hereI know it sounds weird guys, but he's true...
Seeing as most of the computers in a regular household is Windows based, a WHS would be able to provide the clients with a (probably) more transparent and user friendly way of setting the "digital home" up.
I've used metric all my life, and trust me on this, that doesn't sound impressive ;)
If you can hear me through that wooshing sound of the joke going over your head, take a look at this
And to all you grammar Nazis out there, the "an" was of course the result of too much crack.
Say no, kids!
What an disappointment!
What?? Are you saying that Steve Jobs makes more than $1 a year?
I've found this picture from Wikipedia to be of great help, when trying to explain to people the differences between the myriad of resolutions out there.
;)
Sure it's chaotic and all, but it gets the job done
For once, there's actually a reason for these comments. Usually they're just your average troll, but damn..
Also, the guy that wrote that piece of crap should read this --> http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2002/10/11
Personally, I liked him better when he was drinking.
But hey, that's me.
...and they have a plan
Haven't you heard?
Myth, BUSTED!