Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium W/SP1
$83.99 to $249.80 from 17 sellers
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Rating:
9
Here it is: the preferred edition of Windows for home desktop and mobile PCs. Windows Vista Home Premium delivers the productivity and entertainment that you need from your PC at home or on the go. It includes Windows Media Center, which helps you more easily enjoy your digital photos, TV, movies, and music. Plus, you'll have the peace of mind of knowing that your PC has a whole level of security and reliability. All together, Windows Vista Home Premium redefines enjoyment in home computing.
| Summary |
| Description |
Windows Vista Home Premium W/SP1 |
| Manufacturer |
Microsoft |
| Lowest Price |
$83.99 |
| Available at |
17 Stores |
| MPN/UPC/SKU |
66I02388 |
| Product Specification |
| Software |
| License Type |
Upgrade |
| Version / Edition |
Vista Home Premium |
| Media Format |
DVD-ROM |
| Min License Size |
1 user(s) |
| Max License Size |
1 user(s) |
| System Requirements |
| Required Processor Speed |
800 MHz |
| Required Memory |
512 MB |
| Required Disk Space |
20 GB |
| Recommended System Requirements |
| Recommended Processor Speed |
1 GHz |
| Recommended Memory |
1 GB |
| Recommended Disk Space |
40 GB |
| More Info |
| URL |
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| Review Date: 16-Aug-08 |
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elliott78212
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Rating: 8
Time with product: 12 Months
Strengths: All in one Solution create and burn dvds, manage your media files and use this software as a media center for your pc and hdtv. Added Security more integrated functions
Weaknesses: Needs 2gb of ram and a slight learning curve
Summary: I liked Vista before I love Vista now fun games lots of built in features I used to have to buy software to perform.
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| Review Date: 12-May-08 |
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thetrial
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Rating: 10
Time with product: 1 Month
Strengths: Looks beautiful and integrates all computers in my home network very well. Windows Media Center is very powerful and offers an excellent HTPC experience.
Weaknesses: Some annoying confirmation prompts but not much else to complain about. 32-Bit version has a RAM limit of ~3.5GB unless you make some tweaks.
Summary: I waited fot SP1 to come out to upgrade my home computers to Vista. I am happy with the move. Multimedia intergration and features far surpass those of XP. Allows for the use of DX10 which does make a difference in the visual quality of games.I used to always change the Control Panel to the "Classic view" on XP but Vista actually (and finally) made the default view more intuitive so I prefer it.The user and profile management is much better than that of its predecessors.
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