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]]> by: Windows Vista RC 1 Now Available to Anyone with a Heartbeat » TechFreep http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-14 Wed, 06 Sep 2006 20:31:51 +0000 http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-14 [...] After making Windows Vista RC 1 available to just a select community of TechNet users, Microsoft has finally opened up the download to anyone with a computer.  Vista RC 1 is definately the fastest, most stable, and most software-friendly version of the new operating system to be released, and has come a long way through beta testing. [...] […] After making Windows Vista RC 1 available to just a select community of TechNet users, Microsoft has finally opened up the download to anyone with a computer.  Vista RC 1 is definately the fastest, most stable, and most software-friendly version of the new operating system to be released, and has come a long way through beta testing. […]

]]> by: Windows Vista May Slow the Internet » TechFreep http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-12 Wed, 06 Sep 2006 19:35:25 +0000 http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-12 [...] Microsoft’s choice to use two internet protocals on Windows Vista may turn their new operating system into a black sheep. Vista is the first version of Windows to adopt IPv6, which allows for a broader range of internet addresses, meant to accomodate future generations of WiFi and bluetooth enabled media devices. Problem is, in order to remain standards compliant, the current standard IPv4 will also be used. This will force Vista to make both an IPv4 and and IPv6 request each time a page is visited, causing a double-dose of DNS traffic. [...] […] Microsoft’s choice to use two internet protocals on Windows Vista may turn their new operating system into a black sheep. Vista is the first version of Windows to adopt IPv6, which allows for a broader range of internet addresses, meant to accomodate future generations of WiFi and bluetooth enabled media devices. Problem is, in order to remain standards compliant, the current standard IPv4 will also be used. This will force Vista to make both an IPv4 and and IPv6 request each time a page is visited, causing a double-dose of DNS traffic. […]

]]> by: Update: Amazon Pre-Orders Solidify Final Windows Vista Prices » TechFreep http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-10 Tue, 05 Sep 2006 22:49:25 +0000 http://techfreep.com/windows-vista-rc-1-distributed.htm#comment-10 [...] While the prices of Vista Ultimate and Business are slightly higher than expected, the Home Basic and Home Premium versions show no change from their comparable versions of Windows XP. Why Vista decided to go ultra-complicated with upwards of ten different versions of the operating system is beyond me, but, after years of delayed release dates, failed deadlines, and unfulfilled promises, the next-gen Vista OS is finally on the calendar, and in much better shape than anyone could have hoped after a dismal production period.         Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...] […] While the prices of Vista Ultimate and Business are slightly higher than expected, the Home Basic and Home Premium versions show no change from their comparable versions of Windows XP. Why Vista decided to go ultra-complicated with upwards of ten different versions of the operating system is beyond me, but, after years of delayed release dates, failed deadlines, and unfulfilled promises, the next-gen Vista OS is finally on the calendar, and in much better shape than anyone could have hoped after a dismal production period.         Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. […]

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