Considering how long it’s been since a new version of Windows came out, you would expect Vista to have more new features than you can shake a stick of RAM at, and you’d be right. Still chances are that you don’t want to run Vista just to have the latest and the greatest, but because you’re looking for ways the new OS can help your small business by letting your PCs run faster, more reliably or do things that they couldn’t do before.
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