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Vista will ship on dvd ONLY. So while definite numbers is not available at this stage, a logical conclusion is The OS alone will need 5 GB of hdd space. Plus allow for more space for apps and swapfile and hibernation, etc. (just for comparison, Windows XP occupies 1.2 GB approx.)

Yeah right.And what will they gain in the process? More bashings from windows-haters, saying that MS wants to be a "big brother" and control everything... Poor MS, damned if they do, and damned if they dont! Most members on here will get the meaning of that statement.

Neptune is what XP Home is...... And FYI, many of the features that were to be introduced in Neptune are finally making it, in Vista.

wow.... Thanks for the bug report, jcarle! I will report it at the company forums of IPS, and lets hope they want to fix it in the next release....

Impossible!The XP and Vista cores are very different. And Win98 and 2k are totally different beasts, with not much in common.

Hi, the solution you are looking for is the ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1 value in SYSTEM.INI trick. Details are here - http://www.mdgx.com/98-4.htm FYI, it does not make much of a difference from Win2k onwards, but you try it and THEN decide if its worth using or not.

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Indeed, has happened hundreds of times

Errr....DRM? Palladium? Do those names ring a bell? They were supposed to be implemented in longhorn (which is now Vista).

This is for the handheld forum... *topic moved

Ah, the thrill of an argument First, a smartphone is as good a phone as any other non-OS mobile phone! Second, If you need to type long documents, you probably wont do much of it on a laptop anyways. And okay.... lets agree that you DO want to type a lot, and lack of full-size keyboard is your only grudge, you can have a wireless bluetooth keyboard for smartphones: Example 1: Example 2: Example 3: Example 4: yay for phones

Laptop murdered... by Smartphones Today, from a business perspective, what is it that u can do with a laptop? 1. Make documents & presentations 2. E-mail your reports from the "field" 3. Browse the internet (for whatever reason you'd want to ascribe) 4. Play computer games to relieve the stress 5. Read books 6. Share files on an office network 7. Image/Movie editing Smartphones today do all of this and MORE !! These phones run an OS (which can be Symbian/WindowsMobile/Palm depending on which manufacturer you are looking at). They can do all of the things a laptop can do (out-lined above). Plus, they have the advantage of having cameras built-in, and by their nature, they are communication devices already, so they have always-on wireless access to voice & data calls, without even trying too hard! Combined with the advantage of being cheaper, smaller, and lighter, than a laptop, it makes for a deadly mix. And the story doesn't end here. Smartphones are extensible, since they run a programmable Operating System. So you can assign it roles that would be unthinkable of, on laptops. - Portable radio - Portable Music Player - TV/DVD/Jukebox infra-red remote - view TV channels on-the-go! - Closed Circuit TV cameras, or spy-cameras - Calculator of the right size - keeping notes and to-do lists - recording voices or sounds It can go all the way to the esoteric, for example, an Anti-Mosquito sound-wave maker, or Anti-dog, to drive away street dogs with ultra-sonic waves. A smartphone today can run the entire gamut of tasks that twenty devices did for you, until yesterday. It facilitates your work-flow, keeps you in touch, entertains you, and protects you! Its the complete personal device that everyone expected the PC to become, someday. Instead, what you see today, is the rise of the mobile phone to displace the laptop and the PDA, and emerge to be the super-gadget that aims to simplify human life in the 21st century.

This is great reasearch by soporific and all of you! Thanks for posting all the info

This is gr8 news! Been waiting a long time for this one..

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