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Line 82: ==Upgrading to Vista== Despite the inclusion of Tablet PC support in Home Premium, Business, and Ultimate editions of [[Windows Vista]], it is only possible to upgrade to Business and Ultimate editions. This is because Tablet PC edition is based on [[Windows XP]] Professional, and so moving to Home Premium would cause a downgrade and loss of features. However, an upgrade version can be ~~legaly~~legally used to perform a clean install of Windows Vista as a replacement for Tablet PC Edition. Many of the 'new' features boasted in [[Windows Vista]] have already been launched as part of Windows XP Tablet PC Edition or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005. Some of these features include:

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