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Article: Windows XP SPECIAL REPORT.

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Australian PC World
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November 1, 2001
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The NEW Windows eXperience

This month, the launch of Windows XP fulfils Microsoft's dream of having a unified 32-bit platform. Windows NT and 2000 users have benefited from a stable operating system for years. Now the rest of the Windows world can take advantage of the same reliable 32-bit core.

Add to that an exciting new interface, a variety of multimedia enhancements, improved networking and Internet support, along with tonnes of other new features, and it is easy to see why Microsoft thinks this release is as important as Windows 95.

In this special Windows XP report, PC World covers all the essential requirements that you need to consider ...

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