Windows XP or Windows 2k?
Which is better? What are the different features? Give me your thoughts. I am purchasing a laptop very soon and am not sure what I want to have loaded on there. I have the choice of Winodws XP and Windows 2k. Give me yout thoughts. Thanks
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mjames posted this at 18:20 — 4th October 2001.
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Definitely, definitely, defintely XP, especially since it is a laptop; you likely won't be changing hardware on their, which you could run into problems with with XP's activation registration system.
In simple terms:
If you have 9x, XP finally offers the stable and secure OS you've been looking for.
If you have 2K already, the upgrade is NOT completely necessary. You already have the solid NT core XP is based off and thus you have the security and stabability alreday. However, you will gain user friendliness and a few added features with XP.
If you're buying a new computer and don't expect to be changing the hardware often, then definitely go XP! It's the wave of the future!
Mark Hensler posted this at 05:37 — 5th October 2001.
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I'm going to wait for a few service packs or critical updates before I do anything to my win98SE. I'm a programmer as well as a gamer, I need my gaming system!
What will you be using the laptop for?
Number crunching or gaming?
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bilbong30 posted this at 06:40 — 5th October 2001.
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Hey,
Thanks for some of your thoughts. I will basically be using my laptop for mainly graphics and video editing and what not. Im getting that new Sony PIII 1ghz. Should be pretty nice.
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Adam Lee
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Mark Hensler posted this at 16:07 — 5th October 2001.
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I'm not sure Sony's are worth the price. I think you pay for the name. Just my opinion.
You may want to check the software you'll be running on it to see if it says which opperating systems it will perform on.
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bilbong30 posted this at 17:14 — 5th October 2001.
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Hey,
Thanks for your thoughts. I have had a few sony laptops in the past. I guess once you have one you cant really go to anything else. I love the Sony's. I guess I am sony type of guy.
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Adam Lee
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Mark Hensler posted this at 18:29 — 5th October 2001.
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That's kuel. If I ever decide to get a laptop, I'll probably check them out. Right now I'm sticking to desktop clones.
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