--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long <sharelong60@...> wrote: > > Thanks, Nabby, you've inadvertently answered a long held question of mine: > could I get Win7 on a new computer?
This is how Microsoft use their muscles in Europe, I don't know about across the water where they developed this nonsense. Even here you could get WIN7 on a new PC if you buy an outgoing model. I currently have Vista which I've gotten used to and really don't know enough to be unhappy with! But I've read what you guys say about it. Anyway, this computer is 7 years old and I just hope it holds out for a while longer though I've been told that's usually the time to upgrade. When you know how it works and the speed is OK why not hold on to it. I also have a 1o year old laptop which works fine, as long as I have the time to let it think things over :-) > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Richard J. Williams" <richard@> wrote: > > > > > > > > The Surface RT is $349 bucks. It's plenty good > > > > enough for die-hard windows fans because it's not > > > > running on software made by Apple or Google. > > > > > > nablusoss: > > > The idiots who created Win8 drives me nuts. Such > > > a friggin arrogant bunch should be driven out of > > > business. Where are the Japanese when we need > > > them ? > > > > > It's not complicated - just turn on the Metro view and > > tap on Start? LoL! > > I already told you I will never touch a screen used for editing. > > I now have a new, superior, very powerful, ultrafast and small laptop perfect > for travelling made in Asia with an inferior operating system that doesn't > even have a start menu, made in the USA. > And if you ask it to come with XP or WIN7 they will laugh in your face. This > is capitalism in a nutshell; instead of providing you with the promised > "choice" they force you to buy their newest products whether you want it or > not. >
