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I don't think this news is true... Microsoft wouldn't take a stupid decision like that i hope so...Windows XP is the most succesful operating system and very user friendly unlike other os...And Vista said to be a successor of xp has formed
a base in the market...this is probably because of its advanced system configurations...with these things in stake...i don't think microsoft would consider that as an option |
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Microsoft is going to stop the support for XP by the year end of 2008, they have already withdrawn it for retail sale a while ago and only a few 'chosen' OEM's are permited to install strictly controlled versions, mainly for foreign markets. Shortly after that date they hope to be launching Windows 7 as it is currently called, meaning they must provide support for that and of course Vista, as usual they don't hold with supporting more than 2 systems at one time, logic dictates that XP must go. They have been reported as allegedly saying they will consider extending it past then, but there's no official line as yet and mot pundits believe that may only happen if Windows 7 is delayed, which is not envisaged.
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