Wizard Note: In taking a look at Windows XP Home Edition, I'm going to compare it to both Windows 98 and Windows Me. The reason is twofold: First, there are a lot of you out there still running ...

Uncategorized — Windows Vista editions announced? Almost. Windows Vista is getting closer each day, but Microsoft has not yet announced … Ken Fisher - Feb 21, 2006 12:57 am UTC ...

The difference between Windows 32-bit and 64-bit is processing power. A 64-bit processor can handle more data simultaneously, so it's more capable overall. Most new processors are based on the 64-bit ...

Disregarding the EU-specific "N Editions" as well as Embedded editions, both Windows XP and Windows Vista had six editions, though Vista had more 64-bit support.

Microsoft refreshes its client and server software for the 64-bit preview edition of Windows XP. And Redmond officials decide on a sleeker name for the line.

Microsoft Corp. said its Windows Vista operating system would cost as much as comparable Windows XP editions, from $199 for Vista Home Basic to $399 for the Home Ultimate edition.

Windows 7 XP Edition: For people who want their OS to look like XP in perpetuity. For those who want the ultimate in streamlined operating systems, Windows 7 DOS Edition would be a perfect choice.

Windows XP also lacks the substantial technology improvements for end users and IT departments Microsoft has delivered with the OS editions that came after it. “XP was great in its day, but its ...

Windows XP Mode will only work in Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise editions. But any Windows 7 user can download the Windows Virtual PC engine and create their own virtual machines ...