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Hi All
Like everyone else I've downloaded the consumer preview both as x-64 and 32 bit.
While I'll probably have a go at loading up a VM is there any advantage over using this system compared with the Developer preview espcially with the extended expiry date cut off..
One cause for concern seems to be the Max video resolution -- I can play movies using the Developer edition at Full HD -- from what I've read so far the consumer edition has very limited video modes (a mega showstopper for a laptop or desktop OS espcially outputting to a nice large Plasma TV).
Please tell me I'm wrong -- I've got used to the developer preview and don't really want to replace it with "an inferior product".
Cheers
jimbo
Like everyone else I've downloaded the consumer preview both as x-64 and 32 bit.
While I'll probably have a go at loading up a VM is there any advantage over using this system compared with the Developer preview espcially with the extended expiry date cut off..
One cause for concern seems to be the Max video resolution -- I can play movies using the Developer edition at Full HD -- from what I've read so far the consumer edition has very limited video modes (a mega showstopper for a laptop or desktop OS espcially outputting to a nice large Plasma TV).
Please tell me I'm wrong -- I've got used to the developer preview and don't really want to replace it with "an inferior product".
Cheers
jimbo
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