Microsoft gives Windows XP a stay of execution. The operating system has been gradual, but since Windows Vista does not run well on Netbook, Netbook and there are the fastest growing segment of the computer industry, Microsoft has a mini-laptop manufacturer for the 8-year-old operating system on computers, meeting certain requirements (small screens and hard drives, slow processors, etc.).And even if Windows 7 is from the ground up to include work on systems with limited resources like Netbook, Microsoft Vice President Mike Nash said recently that the company will be able to preinstall Windows XP on Netbook for another 12 months after Windows 7 released.
In other words, if Windows 7 will be made available later this year, you’ll still be able to give a Netbook with XP in 2010. This creates an interesting situation in which you will be able to purchase licenses for the retail 7 and Windows Vista, and select a computer with XP preinstalled all in the same shopping trip. Heck, you could use a Windows Mobile phone in your cart if you do walk away with four different devices with four different Microsoft operating systems. Oh yes, there are also Windows Home Server.
