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Sunday, 29 October 2006

So you want Vista huh?

Posted on 15:07 by Unknown
This fact about Vista is spreading rapidly but I think I would like to due my share in spreading the word too as my loyal readers expect it so much.

The new OS that Microsft is going to unleash upon us before the end of this year (2006 for those who are unsure) requires 1GB of RAM. Just think of all those memory upgrades that are going to be going on in the world. I could just see the dust falling out of some old systems that people are jus going to try to force Vista to work on.

Chip manufactures must be real happy. They won;t be able to keep up with the demand. Oh yeah, that works perfectlky with thier plans to raise the memory stick prices and oh what a very convenient excuse they have foound. I could just read it now, due to the large demand for desktop memory since the release of Microsoft Vista, memory prices have sky rocketed...blah blah.."
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