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The ‘bonus’ is XP instead of Vista Dell is actively promoting a Microsoft licensing loophole to channel partners eager to keep selling PCs installed with Windows XP, after Microsoft’s official cut off.…
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Morning Edition , June 30, 2008 · In a push to sell more of its new Windows Vista software, Microsoft said it plans to stop shipping copies of Windows XP. Co-host Ari Shapiro talks with Lance Ulanoff, PC Magazine ’s editor in chief, about what this means for consumers who use Windows software.
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Media Cybernetics announces the release of AutoQuant X Version 2.1 image deconvolution and 3D visualization software. AutoQuant X 2.1 now offers support for Windows(R) Vista Business and Ultimate operating systems in 32- and 64-bits, as well as other feature enhancements.
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Three engines and crews from Sonoma Valley Fire and Rescue and the Schell-Vista Fire Department are fighting wild fires around the state.
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Protective safety gear is credited with saving a Sierra Vista motorcycle rider who crashed his bike on Interstate 10 two miles west of Benson.
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In a push to sell more of its new Windows Vista software, Microsoft said it plans to stop shipping copies of Windows XP. Lance Ulanoff, PC Magazine ’s editor in chief, talks about what this means for consumers who use Windows software.
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Although chip-maker Intel has been totally BFF with Microsoft for like years and years, their relationship now seems to be on very rocky ground. An anonymous insider from Intel revealed last week that the company has decided not to upgrade the computers for its 80,000 strong work force to Windows Vista. Not ever.
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Lawyers for Microsoft and those for the plaintiffs in the ongoing “Vista Capable” class-action lawsuit crossed swords this month over requests for internal company documents, court filings show.
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Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system is now off the shelves. Vista is the way forward, and technology analyst Larry Magid says that’s no reason to panic. If it’s time for an upgrade, allow Mr. Magid to put your mind at rest.
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“I took down my Mandriva workstation and replaced it with my Vista test machine and tried to work normally for a day.