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Consumer Windows Vista pushed back again

Hardware firms won't be happy bunnies
By INQUIRER staff
Wed May 24 2006, 16:35
A REPORT SAID that the consumer version of Windows Vista is likely to slip further back than January 2007, a move that will anger hardware and chip partners.

According to Computer World Canada, Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, said it would now be "early" in 2007.

The announcement, made in Tokyo, coincides with Microsoft's WinHEC bash - and the same report said Bill Gates was spending a lot of money to use multicore processors. µ

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KeLD

Ken Lay Defense&#xD;
Maybe the company execs just don't want to know and probably its more accurate to state they probably do know but want to act like they don't. This is real end-time 666 kinda stuff.

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