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Microsoft shipped the first copies of Windows XP to PC manufacturers 10 years ago today. Short for ?eXPerience?, the successor to Windows 2000 and Windows Me eventually became the most popular operating system of all time.
Windows XP is the first consumer-oriented OS built on the Windows NT kernel. The OS had a long run despite a rocky launch and has sustained two subsequent releases, the dreaded Windows Vista and the much-improved Windows 7.
Windows XP is the first consumer-oriented OS built on the Windows NT kernel. The OS had a long run despite a rocky launch and has sustained two subsequent releases, the dreaded Windows Vista and the much-improved Windows 7.
OEM and retail sales of XP ceased in June 2008, although Microsoft continued to offer the OS to system builders through early 2009. Support will be offered for systems running Service Pack 3 through April 8, 2014.
As of last month, Windows XP finally fell below the 50 percent mark among all Windows Internet users. The slow decline is partially due to the success of Windows 7, which now accounts for nearly 30 percent of the market.
As of last month, Windows XP finally fell below the 50 percent mark among all Windows Internet users. The slow decline is partially due to the success of Windows 7, which now accounts for nearly 30 percent of the market.
นอกจากนี้ยังร่วมกันเฉลิมฉลอง Windows 95 ซึ่งถูกปล่อยออกมา 16 ปีก่อน ในวันเดียวกันนี้ด้วย
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