According to
InformationWeek, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has a unique sales pitch for the company's Windows Vista operating system -- if you don't like it, you can turn it into Windows XP.
引言回覆:
Referring to Microsoft licensing policies that allow customers who purchase an operating system to legally install predecessor versions on their PCs, Ballmer noted that the program allows customers who aren't satisfied with Vista to use XP
Microsoft is not extending Windows XP for mainstream PCs, but customers who want XP past 30th June 2008 can simply purchase Vista and exercise the downgrade option.
InformationWeek points out that a number of PC makers, including Dell, already offer business systems that have been "pre-downgraded" from Vista to XP. Though that raises the question on the accuracy of the sales figures Microsoft has provided for Vista (140 million Vista licenses since publicly available).
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