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• Overall then, with Vista, Megabollox were ‘flogging a dead
donkey’ by introducing this cosmetic, resource-flogging
successor to Windows XP falsely as an advance. The
marketing hype certainly led hundreds of thousands of
gullible punters to do what Megabollox coerced by claiming
they would be dropping all their support of XP once Vista
had been launched. They coughed up the large license fee
often only to feel stranded by the above three problems
and by the usual cynical Megabollox ploy of using the
public as guinea pigs to find most of the deeper and more
subtle ‘bugs’ or faults in the new Vista Operating System.
• Yet Megabollox are planning to flog the dead donkey even
further into its grave, as it were, by shortly bringing out
yet another new version of Windows beyond XP – called
‘Windows 7’. Yet the price/performance ratio for the
computers it would run on bottomed out at last to £300
for a complete computer vastly more powerful than one a
tiny fraction as fast and powerful and large – just 30 years
ago – when home computing was unthinkable due to the
cost and sheer size of machines then.
• Plus many computer pundits have pointed out that
computers are very near the limits of their design
capabilities – due to the limitations of physics itself – they
are rapidly approaching a point where ‘quantum effects’
prohibit them getting any smaller and more compact.
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