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How Vista will affect notebooks
Wednesday, July 19th, 2006
Microsoft is signalling the arrival of Vista as the biggest change in operating system technology 
since Windows moved from 3.11 to 95.
However, due to Vista’s hardware demands, many of today’s laptops won’t be able to support all the features Vista has to offer. Microsoft has announced two editions of Vista, each of which has minimum hardware requirements.
To be ‘Windows Vista Capable’, a notebook or desktop must run a nominal operational processor frequency of at least 800MHz; have 512MB of Ram and a graphics chip that is DirectX 9 capable. How Vista will affect notebooks - Computeract!ve
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