You don't understand the point... When the previous version itself hasn't matured (as in, being fully adopted by the industry) then does it make sense to jump into the next version?
Jump to the next version? Dude! DX 11 is still at least 3 years away! Where is the jump? They are show casing what to expect 3 years from now. Is it wrong for a company to showcase it's development?
@imav, i serioudly ask u, does ms pay you to be so supporive for them?
no offence tho
NO. But, I wouldn't mind the extra cash. Ballmer, where are you?
i mean, com'on man, i hav a dx10 card laptop (hp dv9704), spent 64k for that, suppose dx10.1 games come, i'll have to buy new crap
doesnt make any sense even in a business man's tactics
I would not comment on this because MS has said you won't need new hardware. There was speculation that SP1 will have 10.1 but that too came out to be false, so I will not believe what people from Softpedia and other news sources have to say on this issue.
MS should have first got the drivers....readied & then released it.
MS released the betas and M1s long before the final version cam out. Why the drivers are an issue is something only hardware manufacturers can answer.
just look at vista & xp's life span. that itself proves MS screwed up real big f time.
Dude! You're making the same kind of comments that Garbage was making initially. Life span of XP was not 5 years because MS wanted it to be. It was not by choice but by compulsion. Vista was initally Longhorn which was completely different from what was launched, the compulsions I cannot comment on.
economy dx10.1 cards are not out yet & if you talk of dx11, its f stupidty, business wise.
& dont even start about dx10 games.
Again, should a company not talk of what it is working on? Is it wrong for SE to show case Xperia 6 months before launch?
afaik, crysis.
some say its a locked sh1t.
ms just "used" its prev. customer base, & it FAILED.
I think gx has answered this to great effect.
look at intel
they know how GOOD vista is, thats y they want to stay with xp.
Well, that is their company's choice. They see nothing worth to give their employees with Vista laptops, that's their decision. You don't like Vista, you should not have bought that laptop. You could have bought something else. And, if you don't get something else, it is not MS's fault but the laptop vendor's fault. Besides, contrary to popular belief most of these companies have and are shifting to Server 2008.
so bottom line = its too f early to announce the dev. of dx11
its only going to ruin their own business.
The timing is wrong and I have said so in my first post of this thread itself.