Another CNet Blogger Says No to Vista SP1

As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>

http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945

Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's Robert
Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the switch
will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the SP2 release
on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new Internet Explorer
version and several security enhancements. SP1 for Vista is no more than a
roll up package of everything released on Windows Update until now.

What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are also
included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are only
available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows Genuine
Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the repeated
set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include technologies already
planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft stressed time and time again
that Service Packs usually do not offer new features.

SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those issues
(even for those that have already applied the updates)

Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest and
make up your own mind.
If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make the
leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.

Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told CNET
News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include all the
patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1 will have
that, but little else for the home user.

Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't include
a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new features that
are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within Windows Vista SP1
are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In short, Windows Vista SP1
lacks "wow."

Incredible you can cut and paste. Your MAMA must be proud.


"Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
news:...
> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>
> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>
> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's Robert
> Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the switch
> will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the SP2
> release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new Internet
> Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for Vista is no
> more than a roll up package of everything released on Windows Update until
> now.
>
> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include technologies
> already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft stressed time and
> time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new features.
>
> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>
> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
> and make up your own mind.
> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>
> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include all
> the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1 will
> have that, but little else for the home user.
>
> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>

you can reply like a stupid monkey...

wow you win a banana.. but not from that opening..


"Spanky deMonkey" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Incredible you can cut and paste. Your MAMA must be proud.
>
>
> "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>>
>> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>>
>> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's
>> Robert Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the
>> switch will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the
>> SP2 release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new
>> Internet Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for
>> Vista is no more than a roll up package of everything released on Windows
>> Update until now.
>>
>> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
>> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
>> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
>> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
>> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include
>> technologies already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft
>> stressed time and time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new
>> features.
>>
>> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
>> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
>> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
>> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>>
>> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
>> and make up your own mind.
>> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
>> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>>
>> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
>> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include
>> all the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1
>> will have that, but little else for the home user.
>>
>> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
>> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
>> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
>> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
>> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>>
>
>

"Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
news:4705a159$...
> you can reply like a stupid monkey...
>
> wow you win a banana.. but not from that opening..

You would know. You take it there all the time you gay stud


>
>
> "Spanky deMonkey" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Incredible you can cut and paste. Your MAMA must be proud.
>>
>>
>> "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>>>
>>> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>>>
>>> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's
>>> Robert Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the
>>> switch will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the
>>> SP2 release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new
>>> Internet Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for
>>> Vista is no more than a roll up package of everything released on
>>> Windows Update until now.
>>>
>>> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
>>> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
>>> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
>>> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
>>> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include
>>> technologies already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft
>>> stressed time and time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new
>>> features.
>>>
>>> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
>>> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
>>> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
>>> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>>>
>>> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
>>> and make up your own mind.
>>> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
>>> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>>>
>>> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
>>> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include
>>> all the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista
>>> SP1 will have that, but little else for the home user.
>>>
>>> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
>>> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
>>> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
>>> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
>>> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

You were suppose to call me and get together at the sauna. I brought the
lube and condoms. Why didn't you show?


"Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
news:...
> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>
> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>
> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's Robert
> Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the switch
> will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the SP2
> release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new Internet
> Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for Vista is no
> more than a roll up package of everything released on Windows Update until
> now.
>
> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include technologies
> already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft stressed time and
> time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new features.
>
> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>
> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
> and make up your own mind.
> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>
> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include all
> the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1 will
> have that, but little else for the home user.
>
> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>

Your attempts to sockpuppet using various names is so apparent
even a kid could see it..

You have this kind of fit from time to time as I am studying the charts
here..

Perhaps you have some sort of illness and you do not take your medication,
you go into a berserker mode and keep posting stupid irrelevant information
and insults that contain ill obscenities

Please go see a doctor



"Barry Ballsack" <> wrote in message
news:...
> You were suppose to call me and get together at the sauna. I brought the
> lube and condoms. Why didn't you show?
>
>
> "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>>
>> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>>
>> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's
>> Robert Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the
>> switch will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the
>> SP2 release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new
>> Internet Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for
>> Vista is no more than a roll up package of everything released on Windows
>> Update until now.
>>
>> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
>> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
>> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
>> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
>> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include
>> technologies already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft
>> stressed time and time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new
>> features.
>>
>> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
>> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
>> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
>> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>>
>> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
>> and make up your own mind.
>> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
>> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>>
>> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
>> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include
>> all the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1
>> will have that, but little else for the home user.
>>
>> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
>> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
>> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
>> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
>> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>>
>
>



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"greg parker" <> wrote in message
news:47059cdc$0$26427$.. .
> Your attempts to sockpuppet using various names is so apparent
> even a kid could see it..
>
> You have this kind of fit from time to time as I am studying the charts
> here..

So you are studying the charts. First grade teacher give you homework?

>
> Perhaps you have some sort of illness and you do not take your medication,
> you go into a berserker mode and keep posting stupid irrelevant
> information
> and insults that contain ill obscenities

If you don't like it, erase your hard drive, delete all your porn, install
DOS.
>
> Please go see a doctor

My doctor said that idiots like you will become mad.

>
>
>
> "Barry Ballsack" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> You were suppose to call me and get together at the sauna. I brought the
>> lube and condoms. Why didn't you show?
>>
>>
>> "Tibery-OS" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>>>
>>> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>>>
>>> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's
>>> Robert Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the
>>> switch will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the
>>> SP2 release on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new
>>> Internet Explorer version and several security enhancements. SP1 for
>>> Vista is no more than a roll up package of everything released on
>>> Windows Update until now.
>>>
>>> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are
>>> also included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are
>>> only available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows
>>> Genuine Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the
>>> repeated set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include
>>> technologies already planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft
>>> stressed time and time again that Service Packs usually do not offer new
>>> features.
>>>
>>> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
>>> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
>>> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those
>>> issues (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>>>
>>> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest
>>> and make up your own mind.
>>> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make
>>> the leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>>>
>>> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told
>>> CNET News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include
>>> all the patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista
>>> SP1 will have that, but little else for the home user.
>>>
>>> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't
>>> include a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new
>>> features that are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within
>>> Windows Vista SP1 are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In
>>> short, Windows Vista SP1 lacks "wow."
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>

What small memories you people have.
I remember a SP1 for XP, lol.

"Tibery-OS" wrote:

> As I said.. SP1 will not save Vista...More verification each day:>>>
>
> http://neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=42945
>
> Those guys over at CNet really have it in for Vista, this time it's Robert
> Vamosi suggesting that users that are waiting for SP1 to make the switch
> will be disappointed. In all fairness it lacks the flair of the SP2 release
> on Windows XP which came with new features such as a new Internet Explorer
> version and several security enhancements. SP1 for Vista is no more than a
> roll up package of everything released on Windows Update until now.
>
> What Robert fails to mention is that a few performance enhancements are also
> included in the update that significantly speed up the OS and are only
> available through Microsoft Downloads, which requires the Windows Genuine
> Advantage Check. Service Pack 2 for XP was a one-off, due to the repeated
> set backs of Vista, Microsoft were forced to include technologies already
> planned for Windows Vista, before SP2 Microsoft stressed time and time again
> that Service Packs usually do not offer new features.
>
> SP1 will be a welcome update for those that opted to switch when Vista
> became available, performance and reliability have always been a talking
> point from the very beginning and I am confident that SP1 fixes those issues
> (even for those that have already applied the updates)
>
> Anyway here is a snip from Roberts article, follow the link for the rest and
> make up your own mind.
> If you've been waiting for Windows Vista SP1 to come out before you make the
> leap to the new operating system, don't, says Microsoft.
>
> Microsoft's Pete McKiernan, a senior product manager for Windows, told CNET
> News.com that one of the purposes of a service pack is to include all the
> patches that have been released in one package. Windows Vista SP1 will have
> that, but little else for the home user.
>
> Unlike the buzz surrounding Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1 won't include
> a new version of Internet Explorer, and won't include any new features that
> are considered must haves. Most of the enhancements within Windows Vista SP1
> are under the hood and for enterprise customers. In short, Windows Vista SP1
> lacks "wow."
>
>
>