April 17, 200818 yr It came to my mind that nuhi finally disabled the lock for the manual SP1 integration, but whats the catch?1. You don't have to buy the Retail SP1 once it hit's all stores/countries worldwide. Yea, we know all about it.2. You can still use your RTM key instead of getting a new one? Is it really true? Cuz that would save a couple (erhm... a lot for some ^^) of bucks.3. Would there be any difference compared to the one already released for MSDN, technet and most local/retail stores for it's 5 main languages?4. What can you gain from using this feature, including what vLite already has to offer?And that's about it.If anyone got any hints, leave a reply, thanks!
April 17, 200818 yr It came to my mind that nuhi finally disabled the lock for the manual SP1 integration, but whats the catch?1. You don't have to buy the Retail SP1 once it hit's all stores/countries worldwide. Yea, we know all about it.2. You can still use your RTM key instead of getting a new one? Is it really true? Cuz that would save a couple (erhm... a lot for some ^^) of bucks.3. Would there be any difference compared to the one already released for MSDN, technet and most local/retail stores for it's 5 main languages?4. What can you gain from using this feature, including what vLite already has to offer?And that's about it.If anyone got any hints, leave a reply, thanks!1.Vista DVD-s that have SP1 preintegrated should show up soon and are good choice for people who buy Vista first time.Old Vista users can use vLite.2.Ofcourse you can.I you had legit key before then it will be legit after you upgrade to SP1.3.No.4.SP1 contains 300+ fixes that make Vista faster,more reliable and more secure.Whats not to gain?
April 17, 200818 yr Author 4.SP1 contains 300+ fixes that make Vista faster,more reliable and more secure.Whats not to gain?I meant if we were to use the vLite SP1 integration feature compared to just buying the Retail version.Anyways I got my answers, thanks again!
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