Bruce Bruen
bbruen at unwired.com.au
Mon Jun 16 16:02:54 CDT 2008
It was the wrong link - sorry. Essentially (now I've lost the right one), it said "The following is copied from todays Sydney Morning Herald supplement, The Guide - ICON Digital Living - Author Simon Tsang. XP LIVES (Again) - Windows XP has been given a stay of execution (of sorts) with Microsoft backtracking on an earlier edict to stop the older operating system being shipped with new machines after June 30. The deadline was itself an extension due to consumer demand. However, at the Computex trade show in Taipei on June 4, Microsoft announced that computer companies can continue to ship Windows XP with low-cost PC's until Jun 2010, by which time the next version Windows 7, will be available, allowing customers to skip Vista altogether." -- regards Bruce