It should be noted, however, that there is no indication of what specs they are using on the computer it’s running on (for as we all know, one of the biggest negative aspects of Vista is that it’s a memory hog) and most of the users previewed are not “power users” by any means and appear to be the same kind of person I help troubleshoot computer problems by suggesting they plug their computer. Furthermore, there are no videos posted of a power user that realizes right off the bat that it’s practically Vista and laughs about how Microsoft fails on an epic scale for trying to pass Vista off as a brand new operating system – until they are made aware that it’s just a bad press experiment and now feel the need to seriously question why Microsoft doesn’t just throw in the towel and make a worthwhile operating system instead of trying to convert a bunch of, quote, “noobs”.

Vista is Vista is Vista....that os may have had good intentions but it takes you much longer to perform basic tasks as with xp. For myself I am moving to Mepis after microsoft no longer supports xp

RETRACTION: it shows the specs on one of the links, but at the same time there is no indication of whether or not it's a stock install or modified, so 2 GB of memory (which is usually the bare minimum for stock installations) could do fine with a modified install.

i heard they used an hp pavilion on this test