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AdamMcClure
With the end of support for Windows XP, there will be millions of laptops and desktops, including computers for SCHOOLS, BANKS, ATMs, AND EVEN GOVERNMENTS!
My first PC was a desktop running Windows 98 and I had the same OS until the computer broke. During that time, WINDOWS XP was available and I didn't see any notifications when it went out of support. With Windows XP, it most likely is out of support because of how it was from 2001, but with most PC users using it, they'll just get OS X or Linux if they have to pay over $2,000 just to get a computer that doesn't have any real compatibility for previous versions of Windows.
BTW, this was posted from a computer running Windows XP
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My first PC was a desktop running Windows 98 and I had the same OS until the computer broke. During that time, WINDOWS XP was available and I didn't see any notifications when it went out of support. With Windows XP, it most likely is out of support because of how it was from 2001, but with most PC users using it, they'll just get OS X or Linux if they have to pay over $2,000 just to get a computer that doesn't have any real compatibility for previous versions of Windows.
BTW, this was posted from a computer running Windows XP
Continue reading...