Windows Vista Starter
* CPU - Intel Celeron; Pentium (except IV and Higher) (300 mhz or better [Source]); AMD (except Athlon, Opteron)
* Memory - 256 (Minimum) 512 (Recommended/Maximum)
* 10 GB of available hard disk space
* DVD drive
* Super VGA resolution video adapter and monitor.
* Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device.
Windows XP FLP
* Pentium class processor 233 MHz (300 MHz recommended)
* 64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)
* 500 MB HDD (1 GB recommended)
* 800x600 or higher display resolution
* 10Mbps Network card
* Bootable CD drive or network install required
Although crippled they seem, I see these as offering new life to horribly out of date hardware.
~Kujila
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 Mar 21 2007, 6:25 am
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As for the XP version, I suggest just using Windows 2k. Same effect for less price(Sometimes free, being an older version of windows). As for the Vista, why not just use XP? It has half the requirements on the standard version and has a lot larger of a supported software library.
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Hedgemistress wrote:
Did you know about this Windows edition?I love WindowsRG, use it at work all the time. It's a little hard to be productive with it, because it sometimes crashes, but all-in-all it's a great OS. | |
* Windows Starter 2007 Beta has a restriction of opening only three applications at a time.
That sucks lol