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Microsoft Counts on App Support for Vista
By Peter Galli

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Hurdles to Vista Adoption

A study of 112,113 business PCs from 472 North American companies found:

  • Only 50 percent meet the minimum requirements for Vista

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  • 94 percent do not meet the system requirements for Vista Premium

  • 41 percent will need RAM upgrades, and 12 percent will need CPU replacements to meet Vista requirements

  • 78 percent will need RAM upgrades, and 16 percent will need new CPUs for Vista Premium

  • 27 percent of businesses plan to wait one to two years before rolling out Vista; 33 percent will wait between six months and one year

    Source: Softchoice

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    This article was originally published on eWeek.com.



     
     
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