Filed under: OS Updates , Windows , Microsoft
Come June, computer makers are supposed to stop offering Windows XP on prebuilt systems.
Microsoft will continue to support the operating system for a while, but the goal is to phase XP out and phase Vista in.
But Microsoft has already extended XP's lifetime due to widespread concerns over Windows Vista.
CNet has an interesting article suggesting that Microsoft could give...
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