Vista Versions Made Easy

By on April 26, 2006 in Tech

Ed Bott has a good post and an even better chart that explains the differences in the various versions of the upcoming Windows Vista, the successor to Windows XP.

It’s still going to be a little tough to figure out which one to buy for a home/office power user with a network. At first glance, I suspect I’ll buy the Home Premium for the computer attached to our audio video equipment and Professional for the other computers on the network.

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    Just the fact that technical type people can’t figure out what the versions really mean should indicate how crazy Microsoft is getting. I’m guessing Dell probably isn’t going to offer all the different versions. They’ll probably just offer two or three (normal, pro, media) and whatever Dell offers is what people will end up with.