Vista best before date already expired
By Davey Winder in Editorial
Posted in Uncategorized on
With Vista about to hit the consumer market, and already available in the enterprise, it would appear that the future is now. After all, there has been no shortage of hype assuring us that Vista is the future, right? Err, maybe not. Appearances can be deceptive, remember.
For a start there is Fiji, or Vista SP1 if you prefer to be formal. And there should not be long to wait as rumour has it that the service pack will ship in the summer, just a few precious months after the supposedly best ever Windows is launched. Which makes you wonder what it is that Microsoft already know and are not telling us, what is missing in Vista, what doesn
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