Lu "Microsoft Windows XP, the official magazine" , April 2006
"Windows Vista has been designed for modern architectures. He expects 3D graphics cards latest generation of multicore processors, and 64-bit memory bright 4 GB or more ... "
It will be difficult to run it on existing machines, not to mention portable! So it's not this time we will be able to enter the "thin client". And all for use 5% of Excel and Word!
Fortunately, the rest is comforting
"However, the system works on architectures honorably smaller (32-bit CPU, 1 GHz processor and 512 MB of RAM)."
We are reassured! Although it must agree on the meaning of "honorably". With the comfort offered by XP 1 GHz and 512 MB of RAM, it can be disturbed by affirmation. Unless Vista is finally less demanding than its predecessors?
You believe?
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