Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Home Edition. The Professional version is supposed to be an upgrade to Windows 2000 Professional, while the Home Edition version is an upgrade to Windows 98/Me.

CNET News.com is reporting that Windows XP Starter Edition, the stripped down version of Windows targeted at developing technology markets, will not run on higher end processors, like Intel’s ...

Just before Christmas, Microsoft finally made Release Candidate 1 of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition available to testers. The server variant is also now available. After repeated delays ...

Cost-wise, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition will retail for the same price as WinXP currently does, which as a new package carries an MSRP of $299.99 or $199.99 as an upgrade from previous ...

As far as Windows has come in the nearly two decades of this century, there are still many who hark back to some of the style choices prevalent in its earliest days. That is, they miss Windows XP.

“Anyone else remember Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for 64-Bit Extended Systems? Just rolls off the tongue,” he joked. Anyone else remember the 2007 Microsoft Office System? A weekly newsletter by ...

Learn More. Microsoft has decided on an official name—”Windows XP Starter Edition”—for the stripped-down, cut-rate version of Windows that it first began offering in Thailand last summer.

Dubbed Windows XP Starter Edition, the new version is slated to ship on low-cost PCs and be available to OEMs and OEM distributors in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and two other unidentified ...

News European Windows Called 'Windows XP Home Edition N' By Scott Bekker 03/28/2005 Microsoft and the European Commission settled on names for the version of Windows XP stripped of the Windows ...

Today Microsoft has officially announced the Windows XP Starter Edition program, a five-country pilot program that will provide low-cost Windows to Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. It remains ...

But now, with a Windows XP Starter Edition computer in her home, Unchalee is able to spend four to five hours each day on a computer, and can connect to the Internet — opening a world of information ...