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Article: Microsoft and PC Manufacturers Make It Easier for Customers to Get Ready for Windows Vista.

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May 18, 2006
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Customers Can Prepare for the Future With the Help of New 'Get Ready' Web Site, Windows Vista Capable and Premium Ready PCs, and the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor

REDMOND, Wash., May 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- As they prepare for the arrival of Windows Vista(TM), customers shopping for new PCs or upgrading their hardware now have more comprehensive guidance to aid them in their decisions. Today, Microsoft Corp. announced the launch of the Windows Vista "Get Ready" Web site, the worldwide availability of Windows Vista Capable PCs, the upcoming availability of Premium Ready PCs and the availability of the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor beta.

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