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Windows 7 adoption will be much better than Vista for a lot of reasons, but
the XP mode will require a more expensive SKU, and more memory.

The Upgrades will be more because Win7 in General causes a lot less problems than Vista did, uses less resources, and XP is aging fast.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 04/27/09  (Edited: 04/27/2009 @ 07:46) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Windows 7 adoption will be much better than Vista for a lot of reasons, but  DonnieBoy | 04/27/09
Irrelevant.  mwagner@... | 04/27/09
RE: Will XP mode speed Windows 7 adoption in schools?  shellcodes_coder | 04/27/09
And finally you'll be able to play your favorite games while at school  InAction Man | 04/27/09
Snif. Something wrong with 2000? (NT)  dgrainge | 04/27/09
Nothing  shellcodes_coder | 04/28/09
RE: Will XP mode speed Windows 7 adoption in schools?  ecrelin@... | 04/27/09
Linux cannot meet every need.  mwagner@... | 04/27/09
For the record  LiquidLearner | 04/27/09
I'm not surprised ...  mwagner@... | 04/27/09
RE: Will XP mode speed Windows 7 adoption in schools?  condelirios | 04/27/09
whatever version?  dgrainge | 04/27/09
XP Mode is largely an unknown quantity  no_zd_user_name | 04/27/09
...  NStalnecker | 04/27/09
I didn't know Ubuntu...  wolf_z | 04/27/09
RE: Will XP mode speed Windows 7 adoption in schools?  mwagner@... | 04/27/09
modern tools  dgrainge | 04/27/09
Learning how to learn ....  mwagner@... | 04/27/09
Questions for edu admins  honeymonster | 04/27/09
I was an admin and ...  dgrainge | 04/27/09
At the school were my brother in law  John Zern | 04/27/09
RE: Will XP mode speed Windows 7 adoption in schools?  lfreel@... | 06/04/09

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