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Layman’s guide to getting Windows Vista

Posted: Feb 03, 2007 at 2:21 PM
By: Paul Foster
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The purpose of this video is to explain Windows Vista to my Mum and Dad, and help them (and others like them) upgrade or buy a new PC with confidence.

The Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor can be found here.

Be warned this is another of my experimental videos Smiley

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Paul Foster

Feb 05, 2007 at 6:32 PM

Maybe we should do a 'how to upgrade from your i-pod' video. Like you can choose the device from the broad range of WMA players (Zune included)

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