Re: the first time in windows history!

12-28-2008, 09:35 AM

vista ala bloat wrote:
> I hope you vista luvers realize that with the release of windows7
>
> it will be the first time in windows history that a microsoft OS will
> work FASTER on the same hardware as its predecessor.. huh?
>
> Even win98 vs win98 SE requirements were 16mb ram vs 24mb ram!
>
> and here are the links to prove it
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;234782
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;182751
>
>
> But windows7 will need LESS disk space (this is a first), will run
> faster on the same amount of ram and CPU speed than vista
>
>
> this has NEVER EVER HAPPENED BEFORE... and you know why?
>
> its not that windows7 will be that great is performance will be close to
> that of XP, but its because VISTA was so SHIT!
>
> Thank god MS is working full speed to replace the crap OS!!!
>
> RIP you ugly failed piece of shit software (Vista)

More happy Windoze customers...

<snicker>

12-28-2008, 09:35 AM	#1 (permalink)
jon.in.durham Guest Status: Guest Posts: n/a	Re: the first time in windows history! vista ala bloat wrote: > I hope you vista luvers realize that with the release of windows7 > > it will be the first time in windows history that a microsoft OS will > work FASTER on the same hardware as its predecessor.. huh? > > Even win98 vs win98 SE requirements were 16mb ram vs 24mb ram! > > and here are the links to prove it > http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;234782 > http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;182751 > > > But windows7 will need LESS disk space (this is a first), will run > faster on the same amount of ram and CPU speed than vista > > > this has NEVER EVER HAPPENED BEFORE... and you know why? > > its not that windows7 will be that great is performance will be close to > that of XP, but its because VISTA was so SHIT! > > Thank god MS is working full speed to replace the crap OS!!! > > RIP you ugly failed piece of shit software (Vista) More happy Windoze customers... <snicker>

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