| Ultimate Extras Team Has Finally Broken Silence |
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| Written by Kacey Green | |||
| Tuesday, 03 July 2007 | |||
What are ultimate extras?
Thoughts:
Until more extras are available unless someone is an enthusiast or that want to have the most complete version of windows I'll have to recommend that they purchase either Home Premium edition or Business Edition. If Windows XP suits a person's needs I won't necessarily recommend they upgrade, but I'm against installing XP on new machines. (Just ask my coworkers). I've been satisfied with my experience with Windows Vista from the beta versions up through today. I've only had one blue screen on production code and my only real complaint was how major vendors like: Creative, Nvidia, and HP took so long to get Vista support with such a long lead time. Smaller companies like Snapstream ran circles around them. Barry has started the team in the right direction with regards to satisfying the enthusiasts, just keep open lines of communication. I'm personally looking forward to the final version of Microsoft Group Shot. So I'll give the team four more weeks benefit of a doubt to see if they can continue to keep open lines of communication with us. Oh and use those blogs on that site team, why have individual blogs if nobody writes to them? On this site I shut down the team member blogs because we have a hard enough time getting content on the main page without trying to fill a few side blogs. Kacey (G Custom) GreenShare it!             Trackback(0)
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I hope they don't ruin (by letting it turn to abandonware) the Ultimate Extras program, over the projected life for Windows Vista there is plenty of time for this group to shine. The other good thing about this is, if the team gets their act together, the Anytime Upgrade program will allow anyone to upgrade to experience any new must have Ultimate Extras if they surface. |
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