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Originally Posted by rig10
Anything deemed to be "premium content" is protected by the OS, not an application or a particular hardware device.
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Do you use Vista? I do, and I've seen nothing of that DRM stuff all you people talk about. At least not here. And it even runs faster than XP, just uses a bit more ram, but the RAM prices just went down in january, didn't they? You can buy it now then anyway, before they go up again in a few weeks.
Just so you know, I'm using a pc that's somewhere around 4 years old, with an almost 2 year old graphics card. My monitor (a simple 1280x1024 TFT) is connected with a good old VGA cable. I can watch any 'premium' content here that I want, without problems. Because it does not contain protection. The OS can not decide those things, unless you use protected formats. End of my story.
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Originally Posted by rig10
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Read it yourself, that article is about HDMI/HDCP, not Vista. Just check how many times each word appears in the text.