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Interesting article. I kind of question the guys credibility at some parts though. This, for example:

Then there's power management. System power management queries between system drivers and the OS have gotten a major overhaul, so it should be easier for hardware vendors to make their devices work in low-power environments and seamlessly work with power-saving features like Hibernation and Sleep Mode. "What is Sleep Mode?" you ask? On desktop systems, turning off the power will, by default, put your computer in Sleep Mode, where all the data currently in use is saved to both RAM and the hard drive, and then turns everything off except for a few key components (CPU, RAM, a few chipset features).

 

I have NEVER seen a desktop PC that does this by default in my life. Every laptop I've ever seen goes into full hibernation (it doesn't do a savestate like the article suggests) as well.

I have a mate that uses his pc an average amount and i showed him some of the new stuff for vista and IE7 beta that i installed and he hated it.

whats the idea MS has of shifting stuff about on the screen so users have to re learn where the heck things are, He hated it and I think if MS follows this sort of idea alot of average users wont wont it. Maybe people will rebell and stick with XP. Alot of the reason that people dont move to mac is they are really use to xp and cant be bothered learning anything new. It took me a month to feel comfrotable. So I am thinking therea re a few reasons why Vista maybe a bit of a lead ballow. And quite frankly if people want to play games there is all the consoles and xbox360 should be the ticket really over a PC as a glorified game console. no drivers to change or update and the like just throw the dvd in and go.. I personally am waiting for the PS3 to see what it is like.

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