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Title: Microsoft Windows XP - Professional
Pros: Streamlined interface; better performance on many systems; easier and more capable networking; integrated CD-R/RW playback and burn features; Remote Assistance tool aids troubleshooting and control of remote PCs.
Cons: You can install XP on only one machine; piddling discounts for additional PC licenses; nags you to sign up for Passport Web account; heavy system requirements.
Verdict: Windows Professional boasts serious corporate administration tools--it's a trustworthy upgrade from Windows 2000.
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80/100 |
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Title: Product Reviews: Microsoft Windows XP Professional 64-bit RC2
Pros: Good compatibility with 32-bit applications and games, no performance penalties, quick networking
Cons: Lacks support for old network protocols, not compatible with older applications
Verdict: While it may leave older users out in the cold, this 64-bit consumer operating system will eventually bring quicker computing to the masses.
Summary: For those uncertain whether or not to take the plunge, we suggest evaluating RC2 along side XP 32-bit (via dual booting), to make sure that all your hardware and software is working properly. Unfortunately, as older 6-bit code does not run properly at thi
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80/100 |
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Title: Microsoft WindowsXP Professional
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Title: Microsoft Ships Its Biggest OS Upgrade Ever—Early!
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100/100 |
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Title: Microsoft Windows XP - Professional
Pros: Streamlined interface; better performance on many systems; easier and more capable networking; integrated CD-R/RW playback and burn features; Remote Assistance tool aids troubleshooting and control of remote PCs.
Cons: You can install XP on only one machine; piddling discounts for additional PC licenses; nags you to sign up for Passport Web account; heavy system requirements.
Verdict: Windows Professional boasts serious corporate administration tools--it's a trustworthy upgrade from Windows 2000.
Summary: After a buildup of Hollywood proportions, Microsoft released its final cut of Windows XP, promising that the "biggest release since Windows 95" would end the stability woes of Windows 95 and temper the unfriendly interface of Windows 2000. We found the fi
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80/100 |