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Half of American Business PCs Cant Run Vista
Thursday, December 7th, 2006
About half of the average business PCs in North America are unable to meet the minimum 
requirements for Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system, while 94 percent do not meet the system requirements for Vista Premium.
Within these figures, 41 percent and 78 percent, respectively, require RAM upgrades to meet the minimum and premium system requirements of Vista, says a new study by Softchoice Research, which is expected to be released later this week.
In comparison, when Windows XP was released, some 71 percent of the PCs met its system requirements, Softchoice services consultant Dean Williams said in an executive summary of the report. Half of American Business PCs Can’t Run Vista
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