Microsoft Vista – one of the biggest blunders in technology!

by max on Monday, March 24th, 2008

Microsoft Vista - one of the biggest blunders in technology!

I was site hoppin’ over at Gizmodo today and for some reason their posts were down but I had the pleasure of watching their flash ad.

Hope you enjoy and why are all computer dealers/manufacturers still shipping their PCs and laptops with Vista installed? At least let the people have an option to have XP pre-installed. (Yes, that means you Dell, HP, Compaq, Sony, etc…etc… why are you guys so dumb and promote a “dumb” Vista? Yes, you guys probably make way too much money to actually care about people. Stop hiding in your stupid looking grey suits and respond to me you dumbasses!)

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  • max
    yeah, i mean, i don't hate Windows since it was good before, but Vista just is a resource hogger plus it doesnt work, it's simple as that.
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    Hello? Has anyone heard of Vista SP1?
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