Microsoft readies burst of 2005 products

It's long, and we've waited long enough

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Dec 29 2004, 07:09

A WEB SITE has published a list of products and projects Microsoft is readying for 2005.

The report is lengthy and according to Steven Bink, who runs website bink.nu, the list is based both on facts and on assumptions.

Highlights include Antivirus and Antispyware 2005, Longhorn Server beta one and the client beta, Office 12 beta, and Istanbul Voice over IP client.

A number of 64-bit products is being readied too, including Biztalk 2004 and the awfully long awaited Windows XP 64.

You can find the complete list, here. µ

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