Purchasing hardware for Vista: A quick guide

By Brien M. Posey, Contributor 21 Apr 2006 | SearchWinComputing.com

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If your organization plans to deploy Microsoft Vista, make sure the hardware you buy is sufficient to run it. This guide examines the technologies and related issues you should consider before purchasing workstations.


Fast Guide: Purchasing hardware for Vista

  Introduction
  Purchasing workstation hardware during transitional times
  Buying a PC to run Vista? Consider CPU, memory issues
  Buying a PC? Consider CPU, video, disk space issues related to Vista

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