Why Change To Windows Vista Part 3 of 4
Why Change To Windows Vista: Part 3 of 4
We are almost there, this is part 3 of 4. Actually it has somewhat more meat than Part 2, but once again starts trailing off towards the last few reasons covered by the Tennessee Mountain Man today. Computer man can't help but wonder if a third grader actually did prepare Microsoft's reasons to smile or upgrade to Vista.
Enjoy.
MS#51. "Because you live to play"
The Tennessee Mountain Man actually wishes Microsoft had this one right for the average American. But, alas Americans play less than the citizenry of most other countries. Outsourced computer repair techs, unlike the money moguls at Microsoft, recognizes it now takes two people working not only full time but over time to feed and clothe the family.
"Because we love to play", may have been more accurate; but living to play? Americans have long proven their propensity to live for work unfortunately.
Remote helpdesk 1 is the proof in the pudding! Who has time for computer games? As to whether Windows Vista makes the games easier, faster, more fun....give me a break.
MS#52. " Take control of game time"
Kudos !!
MS#53. "Because you can get more done when you work together"
Microsoft's brain storming appears to have produced great and long followed general rules for success in any endeavor.
"The house divided against itself cannot stand". Mutual cooperation on the job, in sports, or in family affairs goes a long way.
As to inviting people to work with you on projects over the Internet, a company network, or an ad-hoc wireless network....We had been doing that for years... long before Windows XP was corrupted to come up with Windows Vista simply to enrich Microsoft coffers.
MS#54. "Stay entertained wherever you go"
Some of these remind old online computer repair geezers of some of the motel ads on TV. Come On!!!!!!!!!! Wow! Online helpdesk would have never thought of that little trick before Vista and without the help of Bill Gates! N E X T !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MS#55. "Because success tomorrow starts today"
Amen!!!!! Today is the first day of the rest of your life, but P L E A S E get a life. Hopefully not after Microsoft's blueprint.
The rest of this reason, like most of their reasoning, appears to be little more than someone "making work" or needing to fill newspaper space. Speaking of needing to get a life!
MS#56. "Print what you see"
Hogwash!!!! Unlike the rest of mankind, apparently Microsoft never heard of Windows 3 or the "print screen" command.
MS#57. "Because you don't need a PC to watch your home movies"
Really? Can you say Kodak? How about Polaroid? Well, don't! Outsourced it services still needs the online pc repair work.
MS#58. "Fill your home with music"
Yes, please! Music soothes the savage beast! Maybe Microsoft needs something besides elevator music, however.
We used to do that with a radio which had a red light that burned when the radio was on. As a lad the Tennessee Mountain Man used to set for hours with an eye glued to that light watching radio shows. Those were the days!!!
Dacomputerman knows all about that! That was all before WMP 11 and Microsoft's control over his entertainment choices.
MS#59. "Make a masterpiece"
"Blend your photos and home videos into a rich movie experience, complete with soundtrack, titles and credits, and creative transitions."
So Microsoft can report you! You do know, they know what you had for dinner last evening and whether you skipped breakfast this morning, don't you? Listen....sounds like they are the phone with an artist formerly known as Prince now.
MS#60. "Because you want your video memories to stay true to life"
"Windows Movie Maker lets you retain high-definition quality as you capture, edit, and publish movies from your HD camcorder."
The remote computer repair folks told me this is "d