How Windows Vista Affects Digital Media Users

written by: John Tremente; article published: year 2008, month 10;


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If you're a big digital media user, you should love Windows Vista because so many of its innovations and improvements were made with digital media in mind. Got a massive digital music collection? Then it will find a good home in Windows Media Player 11. The interface lets you view your music in many different ways (such as grouped or stacked), and the new search engine is lightning quick, even with the largest music collections.

Microsoft has said that it will ship all the Vista SKUs to each OEM, which gives computer manufacturers complete freedom to put any version of Vista on any machine (as long as the hardware supports it). This should mean that Media Center PCs become more popular because it will no longer be perceived as some "other" version of the OS. That's good news for people looking to set up a PC as a home media hub. With its support for all types of media, as well as TV tuners, radio tuners, and media broadcast hardware, the Vista Media Center should take pride of place as the center of such as hub.

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