L
LaRoux
Has anyone else noticed that the vast majority of compatibility problems
people are having seem to be confined to just a few vendors?
Here's my opinion of the major brands that people should steer away from
until they bring their products up to spec. For some of these, it may just
be that their market share is making it seem more noticeable but all the
more reason why they should have been ready on the ball BEFORE the general
release of Vista. I'm not buying the line (Adobe) that they couldn't test
until Vista was publicly available since RTM was available to everyone else
who wanted it for testing back in November. It seems to me that they just
didn't put any sort of priority on it.
Obviously, this isn't representative of all the issues but this fairly short
list seems like maybe 50-70%.
Hardware:
Sony laptops
Acer laptops
NVIDIA graphics
ASUS motherboards
LG DVD writers
Linksys wireless products
Creative Labs sound cards
Software:
Adobe
Nero
Norton
Intuit
Apple
Nominate your candidates.
people are having seem to be confined to just a few vendors?
Here's my opinion of the major brands that people should steer away from
until they bring their products up to spec. For some of these, it may just
be that their market share is making it seem more noticeable but all the
more reason why they should have been ready on the ball BEFORE the general
release of Vista. I'm not buying the line (Adobe) that they couldn't test
until Vista was publicly available since RTM was available to everyone else
who wanted it for testing back in November. It seems to me that they just
didn't put any sort of priority on it.
Obviously, this isn't representative of all the issues but this fairly short
list seems like maybe 50-70%.
Hardware:
Sony laptops
Acer laptops
NVIDIA graphics
ASUS motherboards
LG DVD writers
Linksys wireless products
Creative Labs sound cards
Software:
Adobe
Nero
Norton
Intuit
Apple
Nominate your candidates.