No Cost Way to Convert Windows Into a 3D Environment

Are you bored with the look of Windows? Vista or XP, it just becomes boring after a while doesn’t it? Wouldn’t it be cool to convert your desktop into a 3D environment which makes your programs and documents even more accessible and is actually nice to look at? What if there was no cost to implement this into your own computer? Keep Reading….

Touchscreen or mouse, this Windows desktop interface deserves some serious attention. Bumptop turns your Windows environment into a futuristic 3D interface. I don’t think I have ever considered Windows as being cool to use; even with themes and sidebars, I have never been thrilled to use my laptop, until now (I guess I have to get out more…). Best of all, it’s free!
Since a picture is worth 1000 words, I wonder how many words video counts for? Take a look at Bumptop in action:

Bumptop Using a Touchscreen Interface

Bumptop Using a Mouse

The only small drawback is that it won’t run on any old computer. It requires a minimum of the following hardware:

A 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7, with latest service packs
A Pentium 4/Celeron 1.8GHz or Athlon XP/Sempron 2200+ or desktop/mobile equivalent
Minimum 1GB system memory
15 MB available hard disk space.
Intel 915 integrated graphics or Nvidia GeForce 6200 or ATI X300 or better with updated drivers
OpenGL 2.0 driver support required (may require additional drivers available at www.bumptop.com)

It’s already available for free at http://bumptop.com/

If you install it, leave me a message below telling me your opinion.

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