Nano with Vista: Is it?
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Not sure if this helps but I got my 6-year-old 1st generation(!) ipod to work with Vista with no problems. If I can get that old dinosaur to be Vista compatible I'm sure the nano should work just fine. You might have to fool around with the itunes security properties, but other than that, I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work.
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Hello, my name is Douglas and I am with PurrfectFinds4U, an authorized retailer for the I-Pen Mouse. The I-Pen USB (hardware) is compatible with any windows or mac o/s since it is really a mouse, only with a more ergonomic shape. The driver is firmware built into the I-Pen and will install when plugged into a USB port. However, the additional CD software, which gives it the added capabilities of drawing within any screen (applications, internet, desktop, etc.), creating screen captures and saving them as a file, etc. is only compatible up to Windows XP. (The software CD will not install on a MAC.) There is a newer version of the software which is compatible with Vista, but it sold with the wireless I-Pen Pro II (retail $99.00). As an authorized dealer, we have purchased several of the I-Pen Pro II Vista compatible software CD's separately (without the I-Pen Pro II mouse) and are currently selling them on eBay in a special combo package with the I-Pen USB model, for Vista users. (We hope to have them listed on Amazon very soon.) Here is a direct link to the listing (copy and paste it into the search box if it doesn't display as a link) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem
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No...you will have to have a usb 2.0 installed on your computer. I purchased the Ipod Nano and tried to use it with win xp with a 1.0 and had all kinds of problems. The 2.0 seemed to solve this.
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I am sorry. I don't know the answer to this question. I had Windows Vista when I used this item and it worked great.
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Yes and no. I just tried one in my Nano CPX. It works but not good. The 15C rating can't handle any sudden movements. Definitely won't work for 3D. The Nano needs a 25C or more rating on the battery (in my opinion).
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It will work with iPod Nano only, but it should work with the 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation models of Nano. I know it doesn't work with any of the Classic ones. I don't think it would work with a iPod Touch. Yes Vista should be fine, since you can do iTunes 7.x or higher (on Win2K I still use 2nd gen nano and older iTunes 7.0 for mine)
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i have an intuous2 4x5. I also have a sony vaio and it has a widescreen. As for it being compatible with Vista, YES from my experience (you need upgraded drivers). But for the widescreen compatibility, you have to flick the pen a few times before you can get one corner to the other. I'm trying to see if Wacom's Bamboo Fun is compatible with my notebook too. If you find out, please let me know. thanks.
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No, this only converts full size sim's to micro. Nano is smaller than micro.
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Yes... and I'm using mine with Vista-64 so no reliability issues for me (yet)
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Yes of course. Its a bit slow not as expected but anything else than Window Vista was just a horrible edition. Overall a good computer for everyday need.
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Don't do it. I read a post from Cnet.com that reviewed a Atom 1.6 / 1.8 processor powered netbook with Vista and 1 GB of RAM and it was a slug. If memory serves me right it was a Dell. I have XP Pro on the MSI Wind with 1 GB or RAM and it has worked fine so far. But this is a loaner and I've only had it for 48 hours. So far I very impressed. I'm going to turn it loose in my middle school this week and see how it fairs with students and staff.As for Vista, it would make these little books to slow for their designed purpose of being netbooks. Though I have Vista on my personal laptop and love it, I just think it is too much for them. But someone might find a way to make it work. Don't do it. I read a post from Cnet.com that reviewed a Atom 1.6 / 1.8 processor powered netbook with Vista and 1 GB of RAM and it was a slug. If memory serves me right it was a Dell. I have XP Pro on the MSI Wind with 1 GB or RAM and it has worked fine so far. But this is a loaner and I've only had it for 48 hours. So far I very impressed. I'm going to turn it loose in my middle school this week and see how it fairs with students and staff.As for Vista, it would make these little books to slow for their designed purpose of being netbooks. Though I have Vista on my personal... » Read More Don't do it. I read a post from Cnet.com that reviewed a Atom 1.6 / 1.8 processor powered netbook with Vista and 1 GB of RAM and it was a slug. If memory serves me right it was a Dell. I have XP Pro on the MSI Wind with 1 GB or RAM and it has worked fine so far. But this is a loaner and I've only had it for 48 hours. So far I very impressed. I'm going to turn it loose in my middle school this week and see how it fairs with students and staff.As for Vista, it would make these little books to slow for their designed purpose of being netbooks. Though I have Vista on my personal laptop and love it, I just think it is too much for them. But someone might find a way to make it work. « Show Less
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I don't know for a fact (or from experience), but 64-bit driver support for Vista usually includes Windows 7 and vice-versa. I think it will work.
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I have one and it worked fine on my old XP machine, but my new Dell has Vista and so far I can't get it to work, even afer downloading the drivers that sandisk said would fix the problem. Vista keeps seeing it as a 14 in 1 drive and refuses to except any input from it. I just gave it to a friend who's still running (and I wish I was) XP and replaced it with one by Belkin.
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Yes. You'll have to do some tweaking until Apple officially supports it with BootCamp, but it works fine and even gives full Aero support. Some Google searching will show you plenty of sites with the tweaks needed to get Vista onto the MacBook.
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I was gonna say that! :-)It is possible to designate that the NXT software be run on Vista in XP compatibility mode. I'm not going to describe it here unless there is specific interest it going that way. The 1.1 version is worth the investment for other reasons, so it should be your first choice. The new software may even be included in the more recent shipments without the need to contact customer service.
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I run a 32-bit Vista system. Formatted a 4tb drive GTP/NTFS, connected via eSata and it is both fast and reliable. USB does not work.
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I don't know since I don't have Vista but I certainly believe its software can handle Vista!