Windows 95: Competency (Imagine Windows 95 as a fresh high-school graduate.) Nonetheless, overall it was a small, tentative step in the right direction. Microsoft Bob: Tried at beauty, but it was like junior prom – You had no idea how dorky you looked. Windows 3.0-3.1.1: Learning (learning basic reading, writing, arithmetic) Windows 1.0-2.0: Functional Basics (learning to walk/talk etc.)
Let’s say each major revision of Windows (and a couple failed revisions) represented one core idea, one thing that Microsoft mastered on their long, slow crawl towards GUI adulthood.ĭOS: Prenatal (the heart beats, there is brain activity)
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I’ve got to say that even though I’m a die-hard Mac user, I’m quite impressed (with everything except the hardware sounds). As well as, nearly every Vista sound is shorter than the XP version. And you’ll also notice the Vista sounds are all equalized at a lower volume than the XP counterparts, making them less annoying when you have your speakers turned up high. It is extremely interesting to note that all XP sounds were encoded at 352kbps, and Vista sounds encoded in 1411kbps. Although the sounds for speech recognition were not included since there were no comparisons in XP. You’ll hear sounds changed entirely, and even sounds barely changed at all.
And only when you put them side-by-side, you can compare and judge which ones are better. And that’s why I spent my entire evening (just kidding), half my evening coming up with this head-to-head comparison between Windows Vista’s system sounds and Windows XP’s. James Senior tried to help, but he was no avail.
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Now that Vista is literally peeking around the corner, not that it’s possible for a software to peek or even exist in the physical world, but if it were able to peek, what would it sound like? And how different would it sound to XP? When Robert Fripp worked his magic on Windows Vista, everyone knew Vista is going to sound different and hopefully better.
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