Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows Vista, intended to replace Windows XP, will become available to consumers at some retailers starting at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday morning. The operating system has been available to many corporate clients since November. Most reviews I've read indicate that while it is a major advance, most consumers should stick with Windows XP on older computers instead of upgrading and wait to get Windows Vista preinstalled on their next new computer. Many of the more sophisticated features in Vista require more memory than most older computers have and a high-end graphics card.
USA Today
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