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Here are the major releases for Windows, their release dates, and system requirements. Many of the trivia tidbits were gleaned from Wikipedia.

Windows 3.0 // May 1990

286 or faster processor

640K conventional memory (additional 256K extended memory recommended)

Hard disk drive

Hercules, CGA, EGA, VGA, or 8514/A graphics card (EGA or higher resolution recommended)

MS-DOS 3.1 or later

Mouse optional

[Tidbit: First Windows to be pre-installed on PC hard drives, by Zenith Data Systems and Dell.]

Windows 95 // August 1995

386DX or faster processor (486 recommended)

4MB memory (8MB recommended)

35-55MB hard disk space

3.5-inch high-density floppy disk drive

VGA or higher resolution (256-color SVGA recommended)

Average desktop PC price: $1,926

Average notebook price: $2,819

[Tidbits: 3.5-inch floppy version came on 13 disks; Brian Eno composed the Windows 95 start-up sound.]

Windows NT 4.0 // August 1996

Pentium or faster processor

16MB of memory (32 MB recommended)

110MB hard disk space

CD-ROM drive

VGA or higher-resolution display adapter

Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

Average desktop PC price: $1,988

Average notebook price: $2,997

[Tidbit: Holds the record for most service packs -- 6, plus a post-SP "Roll-up" -- delivered for a Windows OS.]

Windows 98 // June 1998

486DX 66MHz or faster processor (Pentium recommended)

16MB memory (24MB recommended)

120-355MB hard disk space

3.5-inch high-density floppy disk drive

VGA or higher resolution (16-bit or 24-bit color SVGA recommended)

Average desktop PC price: $1,619

Average notebook price: $2,395

[Tidbit: Crashed catastrophically -- complete with infamous "Blue Screen of Death" -- during April 1998 COMDEX presentation by Bill Gates, who quipped "That must be why we're not shipping Windows 98 yet."]

Windows 2000 // February 2000

133MHz or faster Pentium-compatible

64MB of memory

650MB free hard disk space

CD-ROM or DVD drive

VGA or higher resolution monitor

Keyboard required

Average desktop PC price: $1,306

Average notebook price: $2,167

[Tidbit: First Microsoft OS to make it through development and release without a code name.

Windows Millennium // September 2000

Pentium 150MHz processor or better

32MB memory

320MB free hard disk space

CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

3.5-inch high-density floppy disk drive

Video adapter and monitor that support VGA or higher resolution

Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

Sound card

Speakers or headphones

Average desktop PC price: $1,306

Average notebook price: $2,167

[Tidbit: Usually considered the "dog" of Windows, Millennium's moniker of ME was said to stand for "***** Edition," "Migraine Edition," "Malfeasance Edition," and "Many Errors."]

Windows XP // October 2001

Pentium 233MHz processor or faster (300MHz is recommended)

64MB of memory (128MB recommended)

1.5GB free hard disk space

CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

Video adapter and monitor with Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution

Keyboard and a Microsoft Mouse or some other compatible pointing device

Sound card

Speakers or headphones

Average desktop PC price: $1,163

Average notebook price: $1,876

[Tidbits: First Microsoft OS to require "activation;" metamorphosed into more variations than any other OS, including Home, Professional, Tablet PC, Media Center, N (specifically for the European market, sans Windows Media Player), Starter, and Professional x64.]

Windows Vista // ?? Q1/2007

[Premium Ready]

1GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor

1GB of memory

Graphics processor that runs Windows Aero

128MB of graphics memory

15GB free hard disk space

DVD-ROM drive

Audio output capability

Internet access capability

Average desktop PC price (2005 data): $801\

Average notebook price (2005 data): $1,256
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skroz-na-skroz !
pa nece moj komp ugledati vistu jos dugooo (ionako mi se ne svidja)
 
Ako ce Vista na spomenutoj konfiguraciji da se vuce kao Windows XP na minimalnoj konfiguraciji - Pentium 233MHz 64MB of memory (128MB recommended), onda svi treba da sacekamo procesore na 5GHz sa 4Gb RAM-a i DirectX11 grafickim karticama sa min. 1Gb RAM-a, a da planiramo bar 50Gb za instalaciju sistema sa najpotrebnijim programima i drajverima... :(
 
freeman je napisao(la):
Ako ce Vista na spomenutoj konfiguraciji da se vuce kao Windows XP na minimalnoj konfiguraciji - Pentium 233MHz 64MB of memory (128MB recommended), onda svi treba da sacekamo procesore na 5GHz sa 4Gb RAM-a i DirectX11 grafickim karticama sa min. 1Gb RAM-a, a da planiramo bar 50Gb za instalaciju sistema sa najpotrebnijim programima i drajverima... :(
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dual core je minimum za visut 1 core za os i 1 za programe, isto ko i za ram 1 gb visti 1 gb ostalim programima :D
 
Za vistu ne znam, ali vidim da su Win ME (muka edishn) odlicno okarakterisali :D
 
'Vazda lazu, krvavi im zubi !

Ah, taj truli zapad, mora da su im te vremesne konfe
mnogo naprednije od ovih nasih savremenih :d

Ako ce Vista na spomenutoj konfiguraciji da se vuce kao Windows
XP na minimalnoj konfiguraciji
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...'Ce se vuce, nego sta ce, tj ako bude imala slicnosti sa betom jer ova ne mili nego
"gmize" na sempronu64 2600+ sa 512 rama na via K8M800 chipsetu poput
neoptimizovane igre. Skinuo sam je sa neta i instalirao na sluzbenoj makini
(cisto da snimim sta ima novo) medjutim, zazalio sam toliki download.
Istina, postavio je neki bezveze drajver za grafiku
ali i kada se to uzme u obzir, bas sporo...
 
ja lepo kazem da treba poveshati sve programere u M$-u... ;)

btw sta to vista donosi -->"NOVO"<-- na Windows PC osim lepseg GUI-a i novog FS-a?
 
freeman je napisao(la):
Ako ce Vista na spomenutoj konfiguraciji da se vuce kao Windows XP na minimalnoj konfiguraciji - Pentium 233MHz 64MB of memory (128MB recommended), onda svi treba da sacekamo procesore na 5GHz sa 4Gb RAM-a i DirectX11 grafickim karticama sa min. 1Gb RAM-a, a da planiramo bar 50Gb za instalaciju sistema sa najpotrebnijim programima i drajverima... :(
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Uze mi rec iz tastature!
 
A meni prso XP,trenutno sam na ME :) i sve mi se cini da cu se vratiti na Win 98 i jos instalirati LINUX :D
 
Realno nikad nije bilo manje razloga za upgrade, ajmo ovako:

DOS ->win 3.1 graficko okruzenje, nije neophodno ali lep pomak
3.11->95 veliki skok ali mnogo bagova (OSR2 sasvim solidan)
95->98 konacno nesto koliko toliko nalik na OS
98SE (ili ME koji je 98SE2, ne znam kako to ljudi ne shvataju)->XP (koncano jedan pravi OS, na dobro konfigurisanom kompu radi sve sto treba da radi, i za danasnje pojmove ne trazi neki jak hardver (a i kad se pojavio komp od 200e je radio savrseno posao).
xp->Vista(???) sve ono sto je u najavi ne da ne vredi prelaska, nego ce neki gurati XP do Viste2...
 
@mare samo jedna greska: nije 98SE -> XP vec 98SE -> Win2000!!
pa onda Win2000 -> WinXP...
 
Ja se nesto ne secam da su ljudi isli tim putem, 2000 je postao popularan kasnije zbog svojih mreznih osobina i stabilnosti (uz sve SP), ali vecina "obicnih" korsnika nikad nije ni videla 2000. Iz istog razloga je preskocen i nt 3.51/4.0.

Vista, pa treba ostaviti godinu dana da stvari legnu onda vec mozemo ocekivati omasovljenje, mislim da bi to moglo povuci i razvoj hardvera (ako nista cene), ako 2 Gb postane standard kao i veci diskovi, bolji procesori itd. dosta robe koja je sada aktuelna ide u penziju. I XP je poslao mnoge stvari u penziju ali i povukao napred.

Xbox je isto imao dobar uticaj na industiju u celini...
 
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