With a strong aversion to Vista, I have managed to keep the number of Windows Vista machines down to only two. Of course that isn’t counting my wife’s laptop. Actually “Vista machines” may be a slight misnomer – they are Windows Vista Ultra Mobile PCs. One of them, a Fujitsu U810 LifeBook, is likely to be on it’s way soon, as I much prefer a Fujitsu U810 LifeBook with Windows XP 2005 Tablet edition.

To quickly reassure any readers who may have read my diatribes against Vista in previous Blog Entries, and possibly got tired of them: this isn’t going to be a Vista bashing blog entry. Of course, I’m not going to praise its attributes either.

The other Windows Vista Ultra Mobile PC, is the Asus R2H UMPC I mentioned in my blog posting “UMPC almost thrown at wall“. It only has 768 MB RAM, which is not enough to run Windows Vista at a decent speed. The 900MHz  Intel Celeron M Processor doesn’t help either. I’m really hoping that this UMPC has Vista Business edition, because a downgrade to Windows XP 2005 Tablet edition really would help.