Netbooks with windows vista

HP Compaq S Intel Core2Duo 1. HP HDX us HP Compaq s HP EliteBook P 1. HP Pavilion dvus 17in. AMD Turion 64 X2 2. HP DVdx HP DVcl HP Pavilion DV HP Compaq b Results Pagination - Page 1 1 2. HP One stop shop for all things from your favorite brand. Shop now. You May Also Like. What Windows Vista editions are available with these computers? These include: Home : This edition supports only one processor but supports multiple cores.

It includes all the basic features of Windows Vista except for the Windows Aero graphical user interface. It also comes with some premium games. This computer is ideal for family use while at home. Business : This edition has most of the features of the Home edition plus supports two processors and can join a Windows Server domain.

It has other features specific to business use. Ultimate : This edition combines the features of both Home Premium and Business. What product lines and colors are available? This guide hopefully will shed some light on the subject. A lot of the information is in flux at the moment, as Microsoft has stated that the final requirements will not be known until the summer Windows Vista desktop screen shot view larger image. Here is a nice link from Windows SuperSite outlining what all the version of Vista will include.

It also has information on CPU and memory support for the different packages. One thing to note, most versions of Vista will likely be offered in 32 and 64 bit. Vista is supposed to be released in Q4 of around the December time frame. Here is, according to Microsoft, a ballpark estimate for the system requirements for Vista As stated above, the final requirements for Vista will not be known until next summer. I will tell you more on that later:.

Notice there is nothing mentioned about a 64 bit CPU or MB graphics card as being required for Vista to run properly. Since Vista will be released in 32 and 64 bit, I think we can safely cross off the 64 bit requirement. From all the reading I have done, the graphics card maybe more tricky. Since this is NotebookReview. Aero is the GUI in Vista. Microsoft says these are the requirements for Aero:. So which graphics card should I get if I want to run Vista if I am concerned it will not run properly?

I would say the minimum would be a 64MB card with DirectX 9 support. It will probably run on lower configured systems. A few weeks after the release of Vista Beta 1, I installed it on my T The specs on my T42 are:. For the most part it ran fine.