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We should all hope for as much life extensions as Windows XP. December 22, 2008 By Andy Patrizio: By tradition, Microsoft tries to take old operating systems off the market six months after the release of a new one, but Windows XP continues to live on, almost two years following the release of Windows Vista. For the third time since Vista's release in January 2007, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has pushed out XP's availability by granting system builders a "flexible" delivery date beyond the official phase-out deadline of January 31, 2009. The end of January remains the cut-off date for PC vendors to purchase licenses, but they can take delivery of those licenses through May 30, 2009. So customers may purchase Windows XP machines right up through June. That would coincide with the rumored release date of Windows 7, the successor to Windows Vista. While Microsoft has publicly said Windows 7 will ship in early 2010, other indicators have pointed to Windows 7 shipping in early June of 2009. http://www.internetnews.com/software/article.php/3792821/Windows+XP+Gets+Another+Life+Extension.htm -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.166.5.251
fizeau:i've finished the read but i still don't get it 12/23 19:54
fizeau:after XP's phase-out, where is it no longer available? 12/23 19:54
fizeau:on WindowsUpdate or? 12/23 19:54
hisunshine: no more support and update 12/23 20:13
fizeau:now i'm more confused...as to what support? 12/23 20:17
fizeau:the support is from post-sale service or? 12/23 20:18
fizeau:ok never mind....i've got to do some homework myself 12/23 20:19