PC World spreads Vista confusion

What millennium are we in?

By INQUIRER newsdesk

Wed Jan 31 2007, 17:37

PC WORLD IS WELL ensconced on the Vista bandwagon and is offering its customers PCs running the spanking new operating system.

The retailer caters for a high street audience which may not be too tech savvy, so it likes to help them out.

"Confused?" it asks on this page offering a Visa PC - a Compaq 2109 desktop.

Users can click for a jargon buster, or read on for somehelpful info about Microsoft's "next version of the Windows operating system:

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