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It isn't emotional attachment.

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Feb 13, 2008
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by: Anonymous

you do not seem to understand that technology moves forward you do not buy xp and expect your old 98 games and printers to work on xp but you for some reason think that microsoft should fix everyones drivers and programs and support everything wasting time and money yell at the company that makes your drivers and applications
Feb 13, 2008
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star 		LIES
by: Anonymous

It isn't Microsoft's fault nVidia doens't have a compatible driver! nVidia has to make it THEIRSELF! And, Windows Vista does not take 40GB of HDD space! THat is a HUGE exageration!
Feb 13, 2008
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by: cal234

You are mistaken on several counts. Firstly, Windows Vista takes up an absolute maximum of 15GB of hard drive space. Secondly, there are many more new features in Vista than eye candy. The Instant Search feature, admittedly available on Mac for years, has revolutionised the way I work with my files. Not to mention Parental Controls, BitLocker, Colour Management, enhanced networking, and a host of new digital media features. Thirdly, Mucrosoft is nor "moving away" from Vista to MinWin. MinWin is the new kernel being developed for the next version of Windows, NOT the next version of Windows itself. Yes, Windows is bloated, and, no, the driver situation isn't perfect. I personally have had great problems with my nVidia 8800, but in my mind it is the responsibility of nVidia to ensure that customers can actually use its product with a reasonable amount of reliability. I remember that in Windows XP, I had to install drivers for practically everything manually. In Vista, I now get most of my devices running right away, even if the driver is not the very latest version. To me, your comments speak of ignorance of the true value of Vista. You are also blithely unaware of the correct positioning of the bracket and the full stop. Check your facts before you publish this rubbish.

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