Give a listen to the most recent TWIT. They have a pretty thorough discussion of what the differences are. Also there is some good info on this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows%C2%AE_Vista
From what I gather is Basic Ready means no Aero, Instant On, or any of
the other cool features. The biggest being that the system won't have a hybrid hard drive. On 12/1/06, Thane Sherrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When MS differeniates between Basic Ready and Premium Ready systems does that mean that any version of Vista will run on either machine, but on the Basic Ready it will run without Aero, or do they mean that the Basic Ready can only run Windows Vista Home Basic? T
-- Brian
