Microsoft today announced that it is going to extend the date from which Windows XP would be unavailable to the general public and vendors. Previously Microsoft announced that it would detest the sales and support of Windows XP from Jan 31st, 2009, but now the date has been extended to May 30, 2009.
So, what might be the primary reason why Microsoft has chosen to place the XP on board still? What could it be other than the utter failure of Windows Vista. Being an end user, you too might be aware of the issues that crop up because of the lack of
co-ordination between the older softwares being used and the latest Windows Vista. Rest alone the common users, even the enterprises have not profoundly accepted the usage of Vista because of the afore mentioned sole reason.
Dell and Hewlett-Packard were supposedly to be shown empty hands from Jan 31st,2009. But, now that Microsoft realized the impeding doom it has extended the date to July 31st, 2009. Another sign of Windows Vista failure is the prediction of the availability of Windows 7 in the early 2010. So, May 30 ends the era of Windows XP and Windows 7 takes birth in the early 2010, What a seamless plan to move effortlessly?
Hope Windows 7 is developed and designed keeping the end user in mind.
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