Windows XP Goodbye in 2008
By Tom | April 13, 2007
Microsoft announced that from 31 January 2008 large PC makers, such as Dell, HP and Toshiba, will no longer be able to buy licences for the software so they can install it on new machines, despite a poll by the firm Harris Interactive,that showns only 10% of those questioned were planning to upgrade to Vista in the near future.
Microsoft wants users to start using Vista.
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