100,000 pre-release Vistas up for grabs

Benevolent Vole

By INQUIRER newsdesk

Tue Aug 29 2006, 12:21

MICROSOFT is letting 100,000 guinea pigs download flaky versions of its upcoming Vista suite of cobbled-together programs.

The code includes what we used to call an operating system and has loads of stuff on top, designed primarily to leverage Microsoft's monopoly position.

You can grab yours here. µ

* Looks like you'll need a key to unlock it though. Sorry Bud.

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