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Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 22 March 2006, 10:10 PM)

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Microsoft is not "setting its sights" on the successor to Vista, Blackcomb was originally the successor to XP, and set to release in 2005. Longhorn was introduced a few years ago as an interim release between XP and Blackcomb. Hence the code names: Longhoorn saloon is between Whistler (XP) and Blackcomb ski resorts.

That's the kind of facts readers need, not this made-up pap phraseology about Microsoft setting its sights on the successor, even though Vista is delayed. That is NOT what is happening

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