It's the truth whether or not you are aware of what it has to offer. So, I'm planning on getting a new laptop for school and I'm deciding between a Lenovo T400 or T500, yes I want a tonka truck for a computer. I was looking at the package and I stopped to think: Wait, Windows Vista, which one should I choose? I remember a few years ago with my previous computer and this current one that I wanted to activate iis7 and I couldn't due to my OS. Technically iis7 can probably eat and poop on a Vista Home Premium but I just realized that it's probably lacking a few things. So, I looked at [link] and I realized how much of a joke Vista is. I don't even use Aero (disabled it) or majority of the tweaks and bells on the list. I would go with a home basic but I know I wouldn't be doing myself any justice because the lower versions are lacking some of the most important things like ASP, windows authentication, windows backup and restore (surprisingly). It's literally for the home and it's basic, like my mom basic... Pretty basic. Actually, I even doubt some businesses fully utilize what Vista has to offer since according to that list it's all multimedia driven... I could be wrong, but from what I see I'm not.

No, I think Apple is gay too. Basically the Apple store is pretty much an apple user's only resource. That and some of the stuff I use doesn't work on it. I'm not going to lie, Apple is pretty practical, I've used some of its apple only programs like final cut pro and logic express and they're pretty nice. Just wish they were also available to PCs but that's just something I'll have to deal with.