Windows XP Professional

Microsoft has announced for the third  (and possibly final) time that sales of Windows XP will be completely discontinued as of January 31, 2009.

Microsoft has already discontinued sale of Windows XP for all major retailers, and has limited Windows XP sales to the “channel resellers” (guys like On-Site) since June 30, 2008.

This End Of Sales date applies to: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Pro, Windows XP Media Center, Windows XP Tablet PC, and Windows XP Pro 64 Bit

According to Microsoft sources, the only Windows XP that will be available after January 31, 2009 will be Ultra-low cost PCs (ULCPC). This is a concession that Microsoft has made to allow companies to continue to build systems that don’t have enough power to run Windows Vista.

If you are looking for a PC that runs Windows XP, you can still get one from On-Site (at least through January 31, 2009.) If you want Vista, we’ve got that too.

ps. FYI, Vista Business Comes with downgrade rights, so if you really, really want Windows XP even after you can’t buy XP anymore, we can still hook you up with it.

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You have probably heard that Microsoft will no longer be making Windows XP available to purchase as of June 30, 2008. Actually, they were going to discontinue Windows XP in January, but there was enough backlash by big companies to get Microsoft to extend sales through the end of this month.

The bad news: Effective July 1, You can’t get a computer with Windows XP on it at traditional big box resellers.

The Good News: On-Site will have computers with Windows XP Pro available at least through the end of 2008!

No need to freak out because your business applications won’t run on Vista…just call On-Site and we will take care of your business computing needs.

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