If you manage to get your old Pentium 4 to run with Windows Vista, do you think it would be ready for Windows 7? I personally think that the time for single core processor is over.

Even with dual core processor and running on Windows Vista is pretty slow. Of course this is after comparing to Windows XP or Windows 2000.

In the old days, 1GB is recommended RAM to run Windows XP. Today, 2GB is the bare minimum for reasonable Windows Vista performance. And I expected that 4GB to be the minimum by the time Windows 7 ships.

If you like to still using Windows XP, I recommend that you get a system which is ready for quad core processor. If you buying a new computer which the motherboard only supported for dual core, then by time Windows 7 ships, you might need to get a new motherboard that can support quad core processor.

I was surprised by the news that Tun Dr Mahathir quits Umno. It was reported on the TV3 news at 1.30pm. And I found out it was also reported on The Star Online.

Read more about it at The Star Online.

Felipe Massa just loves Istanbul Park. He is so almost unchallenged as he speed his way to score hat-trick victory here in Istanbul Park, Turkey.

I was really impress on the race day in Istanbul Park. So many overtake taken place. It was the best race I ever watch so far this season. Well, I wish I could be there myself to watch it from the grandstand. I only could watch it from the live through the TV broadcasting.
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Manchester United retained the Barclays Premier League title after a 2-0 win over Wigan Athletic secured by a first-half penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo and a second-half clincher from substitute Ryan Giggs in th 80th minute.

While Chelsea could only manage a 1-1 draw against Bolton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge.

Sir Alex Ferguson, who has won 10 titles during his reign, also predicted that the current United side will overhaul Liverpool’s overall total of 18 titles. United now have 17.

A UN official says Myanmar’s junta has seized all the food and equipment that the World Food Program had flown into the country for cyclone victims. The shipment included 38 tons of high-energy biscuits.

The UN official added the WFP “has no choice” but to suspend further aid shipments until the matter is resolved.