Ready for the New Age Tech?
Out with the old and in with the new. Microsoft has surged ahead in bringing out new features to old operating system Windows XP. They developed this year Windows Vista which is a total improvement from its predecessor. In Windows Vista, they have revamped the cool features that is already available with Windows XP. It has a new look and a new feel.
There is a new feature called “Aero†which is not present in Windows XP enables one to view the open windows as 3D windows. The task bar and open windows can be given translucent, which means semi-transparent effect, through “Aero†option. few of the many features that the new Windows Vista has to offer. Microsoft also bought the side-bar feature similar to the sidebar you see on MS-Office 97. Programs can be quickly accessed, through customizable buttons provided for the purpose. We need not navigate through Start > Programs > Program Group > Program Name†to run a program. Instead, we can create a short cut on the side bar such that Program Name can be directly accessed. These are few of the many features that makes Windows Vista interesting.
Windows Vista has a couple of editions in its product line-up. Each edition of Windows Vista has its own target market and resolves around the needs of specific type of potential customer. If you have a small business and is interested to take on the advancement of technology, Windows Visa gives an assurance for Small Businesses. You will receive free support, compatibility assistance, and one-on-one coaching from Microsoft to help ensure a smooth transition. Not only that, they assure you that Windows Vista is more secure than its predecessor and is least likely to get infected by spyware and malware. Their trained and responsive customer service team are waiting to help you out.
So keep up with the new age technology and be more secure with Windows Vista.
Vista is an improvement over Windows XP, especially in the security department, but it can be overwhelming for people who are not too familiar with computers.
Aero is a cool feature though I must say
Im anxious to see what Microsoft has in store for the new Windows 7.
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Jacy Reply:
September 22nd, 2008 at 9:33 pm
i agree the Aero is an outstanding feature that defines Vista apart from the others.
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My laptop which we bought last year is a windows vista but sad to say, my ms office is on 60-day trial. I am so disappointed by that Jacs… I will have to buy a separate program and install it in my computer? that’s somehow cost a lot of money… hope they will not do it next time
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Jacy Reply:
September 22nd, 2008 at 9:34 pm
so does your laptop still runs on Vista now?
MS Office sure costs a lot of money. but it’s worth it. there’s an alternative to it though. it’s called Open Office. it is a word processor closely similar to MS Word.
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We never installed windows vista. We still have the windows xp and I think xp is still better. My husband don’t like the vista.
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Jacy Reply:
September 23rd, 2008 at 8:09 pm
it really depends on how willing are we to adapt to change. i don’t mind changing OS, from XP to Enterprise kaya ra man.
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Hi ate Jacy!! Uy, gusto ko rin ng Vista!!
huhuhu kaso di pwede sa computer ko kase sobrang baba ng memory nya..Sana, magkahimala!! hehehe inggit ako sa naka-Vista kase ang ganda ng background – Black..Gusto ko kase ng black..
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