It has become apparent that if you don't have something nice to say about Microsoft, don't say it at all. I've been in Microsoft's corner about a lot of things, but I don't think it's right to rip a guy who thinks your OS should have a better rating on a brand new $1,500 laptop.
One of the writers over there recounted a story in which his sister bought a Sony Vaio laptop with Vista installed that had a Windows Experience Index score of 3.3—considering the laptop cost $1,500, shouldn’t the score be a little higher? As it turns out, the graphics card memory was responsible for the low score. His main point: buying a Vista PC shouldn’t have to be a $2,000+ affair.
And that’s when the fanboys tore him apart.
And that's saying a lot coming from me!!!
The main point was just that machines that play nice with Vista shouldn’t cost as much as they do. I have a Vista laptop and I agree with the writer, it shouldn't run you an arm and a leg to get Vista to run well on your system.
Read the craziness after the jump.
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