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well div layout isnt exactly correct design, theres a number of errors on that page transitional doctype, div's inplaces there they shouldnt for instance the menu is a list, so why use a load of divs when theres a perfectly good list element. but interms of design yea looks nice.

Microsoft and their "beta" obsession.... :pinch:

...isn't that Google? :laugh:

People who are still on 56k aren?t friendly anymore. :rofl:l:

*thinks back to when he was stuck on 56k for dialup* I'll agree:D:D

Something makes me think they outsourced that to a different team than their main website

Like someone said before, they got a hold of Apple's design team:laugh:h:

I like this features:Windows Flip 3D

feat_UX_09.jpg

If that tickles your fancy, you should take a look at this:

Project Looking Glass

Which, though still in development, was out way before Vista...and is alot more promising should this technology ever take off.

XP with bells and whistles for the generation that likes shiny things - sigh - thats what we get from having those colourful dangly things over babies cribs. From what Ive seen so far there is nothing I want Vista for but like I have a choice. So many years just for this? I haven't been impressed by any of the builds I run so far at all. :no:

Sorry guys, nothing personal.

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