Why Windows Ultimate is ‘Ultimate’
Next in the series is - Why Windows Vista Ultimate is the ‘Ultimate’ and why should you consider getting this version.
This is the edition that offers an advanced, business-focused infrastructure, mobile productivity, and a premium home digital entertainment experience, making it the ‘Ultimate’ version of Windows Vista.
Quick recap of what other versions offer:
- Windows Vista Home Premium:
- Windows Media Center
- Windows Movie Maker with HD Support
- Windows DVD Maker
- Windows Vista Business:
- Business Networking
- Centralized Management Tools
- Advanced System Backup Features
- Combining the above features and in addition to that:
- New Security and Data Protection
- New Mobility features, including Windows Tablet and Touch Technology
- Windows SideShow
- Windows Mobility Center
- PLUS Exclusive to Windows Vista Ultimate
- Ultimate Extras
Makes this one mean operating system. What’s in it with Ultimate Extras?
These are provide a richer computing experience with cutting-edge programs, innovative services and unique publications. At the time of writing this some of the Windows Ultimate Extras available are:
- Windows Hold’em, a poker game for players of all skill levels
- Language packs for Windows multi-language interface, where users can install and use multiple languages on a single PC. Great for multi-lingual households or if you are learning a new language.
- Secure Online Key Backup, where Ultimate users can store their BitLocker recovery password and Encrypting File System certificate on Windows Marketplace’s Digital Locker Website for access to the key anytime, anyplace, and from any computer that has an Internet connection
- BitLocker Drive Preparation Tool, an automated tool which removes the complexity of setting up your PC to use this exclusive data security feature.
More Windows Ultimate Extras coming soon
- Windows DreamScene, an Extra that enables you to use looped, full-motion video as your desktop wallpaper instead of a static image
If this entices you, grab a no-comprise edition today!
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