Microsoft revealed today that 32-bit versions of Vista will not be able to play back "next generation high definition protected content" such as studio-released BluRay and HD-DVD movies. PC users will now have to choose between a PC that can play high definition content (64 bit) versus one that can potentially run older devices (32-bit).
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Hello.
My name is Ted Tschopp.
I am the Project Archiect at Southern California Edison assigned to the project to move SCE.com off .NET and onto WebSphere. I am member of the architecture, engineering, and design group specializing in Enterprise 2.0, Portal and Search technologies with over 20 years experience working in the industry, with 10+ years in large scale enterprise environments. I am currently Collaboration Practice lead for Southern California Edison.
In 1999 I founded The One Ring: Tolkien Online with Jonathan Watson. I am no longer actively involved in the website.
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