The big difference between these and WindowsVista anything is that WindowsVista is TMd by microsoft and Vista isn't. TM probs and headaches regging WindowsVista_Anything.comvista64.org/info & planetvista.info
Grrilla said:The big difference between these and WindowsVista anything is that WindowsVista is TMd by microsoft and Vista isn't. TM probs and headaches regging WindowsVista_Anything.com
Grrilla said:Haha. Someone here or someone that has visited this thread just regged Vista64.info
Steven12 said:lol, im not gonna buy that domain cus i might be wasting my money.
pratiknaik said:128 :-s I don't think that would come for next 20 years...64 bit is 2^64 (power)..That's 16 terabytes of memory...
And btw, are people posting here just to get NP$ ? Coz a lot of posts are making no sense to me. Or is it only me ?
-Pratik
That must also mean that 32 bit is 2^32 p0wer?Than 64 is quite a leap upward. Out of curiousity, does the 2^ have something to do w/ the fact that a computers uses a binary system, a binary being a positional notation with a radix of two, ie 1's and 0's?64 bit is 2^64 (power)..That's 16 terabytes of memory...
My preference would be the Vistax64 names- but in both instances, you are working w/ additional variables and the more that you add, the more diffuse the term becomes. There probably are a few good ones out there, however. I'll PM you w/ one that I know of, that I am going to pass on, now that this thread has inspired me to register 2 new Vista .com names- 888Vista and Vista 888. I'm really gazing into the crystal ball and looking ahead w/ 2^888. :oWhy wouldnโt you register VistaX64 which is the actual name of the OS or Vista64Bit domains? What about VistaPremium the name most likely to replace Professional and MCE?



