With the new Aero Theme Microsoft introduced 3D look to windows, something that Mac OS X users have had for quite a while. With Aero, the user can view the 3rd dimension of a window by flipping the window by pressing the Windows Logo key + TAB. The overall appearance of the Windows Vista desktop changed. In order to run Aero you need to have a high speed processor, at least 512 MB RAM, DirectX 9.0 compatible graphics card with minimum 128 MB RAM, and a high RPM hard disk.
Based on my current laptop hardware specs I knew I had enough to run Aero. And indeed, Aero has automatically enabled itself. Quite impressive (it’s not the first time I’ve worked with Aero, but I usually disable it, as you will soon learn why).
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I’m not disabling Aero, my laptop is still fast enough with it on so it doesn’t bother me, besides, vista looks almost as ugly as XP without it. And MAC absolutly sucks, tried it, hated it!