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Microsoft Set To Launch Windows XP Media Center







Microsoft Set To Launch Windows XP Media
Center

Microsoft Set To Launch Windows XP Media
Center
03/20/2003 01:05 PM

Further blurring the lines between home computing and entertainment, software giant Microsoft has described the newest version of its Windows XP operating system, which will marry television programming, personal video recording, music, movies, DVDs and pictures in a single device.




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