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64-bit Edition Windows XP delayed again?
It has been reported that the 64-bit version of Windows XP is to have its release date pushed back by a few months. It is thought that this is the result of Microsoft switching considerable development resources to focus more on the roll out of Windows XP's (the 32-Bit version) Service Pack 2.
[blockquote]WE HEAR that the 64-bit version of Windows XP for AMD x86-64 processors is now scheduled for release at the beginning of Q2 2004, so all being well that should be sometime in April next year, with, we presume, the hype happening at CeBIT in March.
Although versions of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for AMD 64-bit processors have been about for a while – in fact for select hacks and key AMD customers and partners, Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Beta 1, Build 1069 was provided by Microsoft at around the time of the launch of the AMD Athlon 64 and 64 FX back in September - the question on everyone’s lips seems to be why has there been a delay of some seven months, for even a Release Candidate, of the desktop version…
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[blockquote]WE HEAR that the 64-bit version of Windows XP for AMD x86-64 processors is now scheduled for release at the beginning of Q2 2004, so all being well that should be sometime in April next year, with, we presume, the hype happening at CeBIT in March.
Although versions of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for AMD 64-bit processors have been about for a while – in fact for select hacks and key AMD customers and partners, Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Beta 1, Build 1069 was provided by Microsoft at around the time of the launch of the AMD Athlon 64 and 64 FX back in September - the question on everyone’s lips seems to be why has there been a delay of some seven months, for even a Release Candidate, of the desktop version…
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/me gnashes teeth.
/me gnashes teeth.