Windows Vista Ultimate Edition

Pros: Image Backup-Media Center-Better security than previous versions

Cons: Make sure you have Vista compatible Hardware/Software for Best Experiance

The Bottom Line: If you like watching TV/Movies-recording TV shows-great security and when nVidia/ATI gets their act together-will be better than XP

Review: My System (click on blue will take you to Reviews I have done) M SI K8N NEO Platinum A MD Sempron X64 3300 2 512meg DDR Kingston PC3200 ...

Pros: stylish, new, very secure and stable compared to XP

Cons: needs a lot of RAM and CPU power to run

The Bottom Line: If you have a new dual core computer get Vista

Review: Although this operating system is very controversial I find it to suit my needs for whatever I am doing. Since most new computers now come with Vista, there will be many people that will be forced to make the switch to this new operating system. Vista ...

Pros: windows vista -ultimate-premium-buisness

Cons: windows vista home basics

Review: Windows Vista has been the best opearating system for me yet. Even though windows vista home basic is the worst opearating system based on its lack of services and any operating system above this mark is more than good. I say this because i am a ...

Pros: Many Features that just work. Excellent x64/32 bit, so all your software will work.

Cons: You need a newer pc, and the OS is more expensive than in the past.

Review: This is the best OS Ever to be available to the general public. It requires a newer system, and you should get the 64 bit version as this makes better use of the system components. So many features that just work, minimal configuration needed out of the ...

Pros: Many improvements, new features, stable, nice GUI, supports most hardware

Cons: Nothing much, may take some getting used to

The Bottom Line: A worthy buy if looking for a new, stable, operating system with many improvements.

Review: Windows Vista has got to be one of the best operating systems Microsoft delivered yet. It offers many new improvements over XP and introduces widgets, with many new ones that you can download. The GUI is much nicer over previous versions of Windows and ...

Pros: Nice re-branding of the GUI, finding and working with files is easier.

Cons: Too much hardware is not compatible, and demands a lot more resources.

The Bottom Line: If you are happy with your current operating system, then you probably should just stick with it.

Review: I've been using Windows Vista for about one year, and found it to be somewhat of a step forward and somewhat of a step backwards from its predecessor, Windows XP. The new built in technology within Vista makes the operating the most secure version of ...

Pros: Greater accessibility.

Cons: Ensure that your software and additional hardware purchases are system compatible.

Review: I'm sure you've heard all the negative buzz about VISTA. And you've probably seen the Mojave commercial in which the amazing new OS from Microsoft is actually VISTA.The truth is, VISTA is actually a pretty good operating system.  It's very user ...

Pros: Direct x 10, Speed Stability

Cons: Price, Install space

Review: Vista is an either Love it or Hate it OS, So far I love it. I've been building Computers since 1995 and this will be the first OS I Have used that I haven't let Microsoft get to Service pack 2 on. With Direct x 10 on Vista it makes Graphics look ...

Pros: Style, drivers on the net, new

Cons: just graphics, drains energy from laptop batteries,

Review: I got Windows Ultimate Edition on my laptop and It's fast, the graphics are great but drains my power from the battery. The first time I see it was amazing but not many changes compared tot Windows XP. I love it because downloads the drivers from the ...

Pros: Visually more interesting than Windows XP.

Cons: Slow, buggy, frustrating, and bordering on defective.

The Bottom Line: Stay on Windows XP, if you can, and then wait for Windows 7 or switch to a Mac. Vista is considered almost a universal failure at this point.

Review: I've been using Windows Vista Ultimate for several months now, and I must say that I am extremely disappointed. I'm normally a big early adopter of technology, but Vista is just not ready for primetime, folks. Yes, it's basically Windows XP warmed over ...