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A quick guide to Windows Vista Business Edition
Thursday, December 7th, 2006
Like previous versions of Windows, Windows Vista will be sold in various editions: Home Basic, Home
Premium, Business, Enterprise and Ultimate, along with a special Starter Edition. Only Windows Vista Ultimate Edition will include every feature possible within Vista; all other editions will include only those features that Microsoft has determined different user profiles will actually need.
Some features are included across all the different SKUs, while specific features combine with only one or two other SKUs. For example, Windows Vista Business Edition will include Aero graphics, a feature common among all editions, but Tablet PC support will be available only with the Windows Home Premium and Ultimate Editions. Features specific to the Business Edition of Windows Vista — as opposed to those found in the Home Premium Edition — are Windows Meeting Space, Windows Sharing Wizard, Windows Fax and Scan, offline access to files and folders, Roaming User Profiles, USB and smart-card authentication, wireless network provisioning, control of device drivers and group policy. A quick guide to Windows Vista Business Edition Tech Guide in Operating systems Reviews at ZDNet.co.uk
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