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Windows Vista Certified monitors?

Originally posted by: getbush
I already know it's bullshit. I guess my question is is it some kind of DRM thing, or just marketing bs?
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I think it is a ms vista requirement in order to view high definition drm protected content.
 
However, I have seen "Vista Certified" monitors that did not list HDCP in their specification 😕

Is it just a meaningless certification, or does it indicate that the monitor in questions supports HDCP over a DVI-D or HDMI connection?
 
I think it just means that it is certified to work with Vista. What else would it mean?
Most monitors, mice, and keyboards should work with any OS anyways, so in a sense it's meaningless marketing, I guess for the folks that actually look for a "Vista Certified" logo on them.
 
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