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| Time: 06:52 EST/11:52 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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It's easy to build a traditional consumer PC that runs the Microsoft Windows® XP operating systems--just follow the requirements in Microsoft Windows Logo Program System and Device Requirements, Version 2.0. The total PC system design must address all of the functionality and ease-of-use issues to ensure the best Windows XP user experience for targeted scenarios. Using outdated processor technology or merely adding a device such as a web camera to a traditional PC will not result in the best user experience with Windows XP. | ||
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It requires two FireWire ports. Sweet! It's about time this becomes a standard feature. Further alienating Linux... it'll be a couple more years before Linux runs on these PCs correctly... |
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