I'm led to believe that ReadyBoost in Windows 7 has borrowed some of eBoostr's features. For instance, I understand that it is no longer limited to a 4GB cache size, and also that you can pin applications to the cache as in eBoostr. Is my understanding correct? How do the two stack up in terms of features and performance?
Feature Comparison: eBoostr vs. Windows 7 ReadyBoost
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Doug
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