By Marc LawrencePosted Tuesday 15th July 2008 11:51 GMT
why use a top-of-the-line graphics chip for rendering Windows XP's UI, for instance?
Short answer... short question!
Not bloody likely!
By Craig FosterPosted Tuesday 15th July 2008 12:07 GMT
"why use a top-of-the-line graphics chip for rendering Windows XP's UI, for instance?"
And how many of these laptops will allow Windows XP? I'm already sick of hearing "we don't support XP in this laptop, and don't expect any XP support in the future"?
I've had this response from all major vendors (except HP)
XP support is over mate!!
By Eric DennisPosted Tuesday 15th July 2008 16:26 GMT
Don't expect OEM to claim XP support in any of their new kit. When I bought my Compaq Presario last november, I discovered afterward that there are no XP drivers for any of the hardware in it. As of January 2009, no new systems will come with XP anyway.
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Vista Needs it
By Marc Lawrence Posted Tuesday 15th July 2008 11:51 GMT
Not bloody likely!
By Craig Foster Posted Tuesday 15th July 2008 12:07 GMT
XP support is over mate!!
By Eric Dennis Posted Tuesday 15th July 2008 16:26 GMT