Microsoft has slammed its XP operating system admitting to hardware developers in Seattle that the company has failed to deliver by not “thinking through end-to-end scenarios.”
The software giant’s apparent gaffe appears to be a reverse strategy to switch the spotlight onto new capabilities available only through its Longhorn OS, due for release late next year.
The disclosure came in a speech by a Microsoft Vice President, who effectively badmouthed the company‘s form on networking and hardware support for its latest version of Windows.
“In the past we really have not taken as systematic approach as we should have,” Jawad Khaki VP for Windows told hardware developers on a debate about Longhorn’s interoperability.
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