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Microsoft is planning six versions of the next incarnation of its Windows operating system.
Three versions of the software, called Vista, will be for home users, two will be for businesses and one will be for emerging markets.
One of the home versions of Vista will include features that let users store and play back TV shows.
No fixed date has been given for the release of Vista but it is expected to be launched by the end of 2006.
VISTA VERSIONS
Vista Business
Vista Enterprise
Vista Home Basic
Vista Home Premium
Vista Ultimate
Vista Starter
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Thought this had been unveiled a month or so ago, cant believe BBC News were slow to report
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oh right i hadn't seen it all, and in which case Guru4u News were also slow to report (or am i now the only reported for Guru4u News?)
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was in a mag a month or so back, eiother pc format or custom pc.
i still report stuff mate but i appreciate all the reports you do for guru4u news
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ooooh which one should I get...
quite like the encryption idea in the enterprise version though...
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