Windows Media Center to go mainstream in Vista
Windows XP Media Center Edition OS may not yet be the standard home entertainment hub that Microsoft Corp. hopes it will be, but analysts said that could all change once the company releases the next consumer client version of the Windows OS later this year.
Windows Media Center to go mainstream in Vista
Windows Media Center to go mainstream in Vista
In an email sent to vendors at the CES 2006, Microsoft for the first time outlined some system requirements for its upcoming operating system. These guidelines are a first indication of how much horsepower Windows Vista will require to be able to deliver on Microsoft's promises.
Microsoft provides more specific system requirements for Vista
Microsoft provides more specific system requirements for Vista
Microsoft plans to market several versions of Vista but will distribute all of the OS bits with every product shipped so users can easily unlock and step up to more full-featured versions using electronic keys, sources said.
Microsoft To Ship All OS Bits With Every Version Of Vista
Microsoft To Ship All OS Bits With Every Version Of Vista
Microsoft has released an update on the MSDN subscribers website, which resolve the expired notification when launching Media Center problem in Windows Vista December 2005 CTP
A feedback form for Windows Vista is available
Take a look at how Windows Vista helps you better enjoy digital music on your PC, with new features like Windows Media Player 11, MTV Networks music service URGE, and Windows Media Center integration with Xbox 360.
Experience Music
Experience Music
Microsoft has updated the Windows Vista Home Page
The December pre-beta 2 release of Windows Vista offers the first true glimpse of the OS but is missing key elements.
Visual Tour: Windows Vista Begins To Get Real
Visual Tour: Windows Vista Begins To Get Real
Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system is one step closer to being feature-complete.
Microsoft Releases New Vista CTP
Microsoft Releases New Vista CTP
Microsoft Corp. does not adequately address metadata management in its upcoming Windows Vista OS, posing risks that documents with potentially embarrassing data could inadvertently be revealed to customers or partners, Gartner Inc. warned in a report.
Gartner warns of metadata troubles with Vista OS
Gartner warns of metadata troubles with Vista OS
SuperSite for Windows posted a review on Windows Vista December 2005 CTP
ActiveWin.com posted screenshots from Microsoft Longhorn Server Build 5270 (December CTP)
Microsoft Longhorn Server Build 5270 (December CTP) Screenshots
Microsoft Longhorn Server Build 5270 (December CTP) Screenshots
The December 2005 Windows Vista CTP ISOs for 32-bit (2025 MB) and 64-bit (2527 MB) are now available for MSDN subscribers
On Monday, Microsoft released to testers not only the December Windows Vista client test build, but also a new test build of Longhorn Server.
Microsoft Delivers Not One, But Two Windows Test Builds
Microsoft Delivers Not One, But Two Windows Test Builds
Paul Thurrott published more screenshots from the latest Windows Vista CTP
Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 1
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Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 1
Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 2
Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 3
Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 4
Windows Vista December 2005 CTP (Build 5270) Screenshot Gallery 5
Microsoft's December Community Technology Preview (CTP) for the Windows Vista client OS features a renamed version of the company's anti-spyware software. Announced on Monday, the December CTP, known as build 5270, will reach about 500,000 people through avenues such as the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) and TechNet, according to the company.
Microsoft changes anti-spyware name in Vista OS preview
Microsoft changes anti-spyware name in Vista OS preview
ActiveWin posted screenshots from Microsoft Windows Vista Build 5270
Microsoft Windows Vista Build 5270 Screenshots
Microsoft Windows Vista Build 5270 Screenshots
Microsoft has released Windows Vista build 5270 to beta testers.
Paul Thurrott posted an article on the Windows Vista Community Technical Preview
Channel 9 has posted a video on typography in Windows Vista