Mrs. MTI got a new Toshiba laptop last week, preloaded with Vista Home and after a day or so of working with it, finds that it has a lot. The next couple of days of using it in the default mode, she's found it to have nice user features, such as the multimedia management.

My initial reaction was that they "moved the deck chairs" around to make it harder to get to specific system functions, then it hit me . . . it's supposed to insulate the average user from getting to the system functions, to minimize screwing it up . . . very Apple-ish.