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Windows Vista - 64-bit in the Mainstream | |
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| Time: 16:06 EST/21:06 GMT | News Source: Channel 9 | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Gary Schare and Bruce Burns sit down (well, sort of, Bruce stands, Gary leans) with us to talk about the sudden uptake of the latest Windows 64 bit client OS. It's very encouraging that Windows 64 is finding its way onto consumer client systems and into mainstream computing. This spike in uptake also poses some challenges for ISVs who are not 64 bit "ready". 32 bit Windows applications should just work on 64 bit Windows, right? Well, sort of. Tune in. | ||
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