名列前茅十新的特點在窗口景色
雖然窗口景色在2007年1月30日只預定於零售發行,已經很多 回顧為窗口景色或者您在窗口景色能有一感覺 測試駕駛窗口景色事務 為評估,您能在窗口景色桌面附近演奏通過一個真正控制臺,像您遙控景色機器。 與光滑和驚人的圖表用戶界面和許多新的特點和改善,窗口景色有努力一更加安全,更加能用,更加用戶友好和更加有吸引力操作系統。 難怪 窗口景色系統要求特別是優質版本將做您的投下的下頜。
如果您是缺乏信心的是否升級 窗口景色或者仍然弄髒關於什麼是很獨特的關於特點和作用在不可利用其他地方,一篇文章在vista-hq.com在窗口景色列出名列前茅10個新的特點您在其他不可能發現操作系統例如Windows XP的窗口景色。
1. 新的用戶經驗,包括窗口航空
窗口景色以用戶經驗基本,窗口為特色經典之作,標準的四個不同水平,和 窗口航空. 所有控制在窗口景色完全被重新設計并且現在看更好。 航空用戶界面是最高級并且利用最新的前進在計算機硬件。 在計算機裝備支持新的圖表硬件 窗口司機顯示模型(WDDM)航空提供更多穩定和磨平者窗口處理。 這個接口的主要元素是透明玻璃設計,以微妙的作用例如動態反射和光滑的動畫。
2. 窗口側杆
窗口側杆可以被安置在右邊或在左邊您的屏幕和它伴生以叫的微型應用 小配件那提供具體信息。 像例如,小配件在天氣可能給您信息,顯示您日曆、比賽、計算器或者其他工具的所有類型。 側杆適合完全特別是在widescreen顯示器。 它可以容易地被定做,并且您能增加小配件的不同的類型。 小配件是在窗口介紹的一個新的概念景色。 他們可以連接到網服務提供企業數據、天氣信息、新聞更新、交通地圖、互聯網無線電小河和網上像冊甚而幻燈片放映。 默認情況下, OS來以小配件的集合數字讓您開始,但您能總下載更多從一個網上小配件畫廊。
3. The Instant Desktop Search
The Instant Search is a new feature that will help you find whatever you’re looking for. It is available almost everywhere in Windows Vista, in the Explorer Dialogs, in the Start Menu, pretty much in every system window. Using it, you can type a filename, a property, or even text contained within a file, and it returns pinpointed results. Besides that, the Instant Search also arranges the results depending on your current activity, whether it’s searching for music files in Media Player, or looking over all your files and applications on the Start Menu.

On the Start Menu, the Instant Search box is located at the lower left corner, and instead of going through all the programs installed in order to find the one you are looking for, you can just type its name in the box and as you type, Windows Vista instantly searches file and application names, metadata, and the full text of all files, and it displays the search results. It searches through everything - Applications; Favorites/Internet History; Files, including documents and media; and Communications, including email, events, tasks, and contacts.
4. Windows Defender
Windows Defender is a features that protects your computer from pop-ups, slow performance, and security threats caused by spyware. It works by monitoring key system locations for changes that signal the presence of spyware. The autoupdate option will make sure that the Defender has all the latest spyware definitions from Microsoft. The interface is simple and easy to use, making daily tasks like as scanning, blocking, and removing unwanted software easier than ever. It has a built in Software Explorer that determines which software and services are running on your computer and stops or disables “rogue” software.
It works in co-operation with Internet Explorer with the “Scan on execute” feature. This feature provides an added layer of protection, by scanning all downloaded files before they are saved and executed, thus reducing the chance that spyware might be installed by accident.
5. Performance Center
The Performance Center is a brand new tool that gives information on the PC’s performance characteristics and can manage and troubleshoot performance issues. The very interesting thing here is the WinSPR, or Windows System Performance Rating. This rating is from 1 to 5, and depending on your rating, you can determine if a given application can run on your machine. For example, if you have some of the latest hardware, your rating can reach 4.2 and it that case, any software with 4.2 or lower WinSPR will run smoothly on your computer.
6. Backup and Restore
This new functionality makes it possible for you to keep your information safe from user error, hardware failure, and other issues that can result in data loss. There are several layers of protection to ensure maximum effectiveness. From the Backup and Restore control panel, you can enable the auto feature which automatically caches previous versions of your files to an image-based backup of your entire computer. Later, you can browse and search for files to restore from a backup.
Another great new feature allows you to access previous versions of files without even having a backup. This is possible through the Volume Shadow Copy technology. If you want to do that manually, then you will have to use the File Back Wizard in which you select the types of files you want to backup, specify a storage folder and start the process at any point you want. There is also an automatic scheduling function.
The system restore feature can reverse system changes, but still preserving your data in its current state.
7. Network Map
The Network Map is a new feature inside the Network Center that displays graphically your connectivity to the network and to the Internet. If a computer on the network loses Internet connectivity, you can graphically see which connection is down and then use Network Diagnostics to help determine the cause of the problem and find possible solutions.
This is especially useful if you have a network of wired and wireless PCs and devices. With the Network Map you can increase the performance of the network and easily spot problems.
8. Windows ReadyBoost
ReadyBoost is a brand new technology that comes with Windows Vista. It’s a whole new concept that will change they way people add memory to a system. With ReadyBoost, you can use USD flash as RAM to extend system memory and improve performance. So instead of buying RAM and opening your computer, you can just plug the Flash. Plus, most motherboards have just two RAM slots, which will be taken anyway.
Utilizing this technology is simple. Just plug the Flash in the USB slot and Windows Vista will check to determine if its performance is fast enough to work with Windows ReadyBoost. If that’s the case, then you’ll be asked if you want to use this device to speed up system performance. ReadyBoost is reliable as well as secure. You won’t loose any data, and the system will restore to its original level of performance when the Flash is removed. There is no wearing on the USB drive, because of the specifically optimized algorithms used.
9. Windows ReadyDrive
Windows ReadyDrive takes advantage of the latest hybrid hard drives to provide faster boot-up, hibernate, and resume. It works by writing data to the flash memory on the hybrid hard disk, which lessens the amount of spinning for the mechanical hard drive, thus saving battery power. And also increases the life of your hard drive. With a hybrid drive, Windows Vista can resume more quickly from Sleep because data can be restored from flash memory faster than from the spinning mechanical hard drive.
10. Windows Media Center
For a large number of users, the PC has become mostly a source of entertainment, that you can enjoy by sitting back with a remote control in hand. That’s not something strange considering the enormous amount of media files that you can download online. The Windows Media Center enables you to enjoy live and recorded TV, music, photos, videos, and online entertainment on a single device. It can also be connected to Xbox 360 allowing you to transfer this experience in other rooms of your home.

It’s integrated in the Home Premium and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista and also offers built-in support for archiving TV shows to DVD. It takes advantage of the very latest technologies including a support for widescreen and high-definition (HD) displays. There are three separate sections - music, digital photos, TV and movies. In the Music section, you can quickly browse your music by artist, song, or album title, as well as by genre, composer, or year. Regarding the photos, Windows Media Center can turn your simple photo collection into a cinematic slide show that can be shared on the television in the living room. On top of that, WMC provides seamless experience when watching your favorite television shows and movies.
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http://www.youlearnlive.com/2007/04/20/episode-13-gadgets/
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