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Microsoft considering update dubbed 'XP Reloaded'

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Microsoft considering update dubbed 'XP Reloaded'

CNET is reporting that Microsoft is considering another interim update for WIndows XP after SP2 is released:

Microsoft is considering updating Windows XP before it releases Longhorn, the code name for a major overhaul of the industry's dominant operating system that is not expected for about two years.


Issuing an update to XP would represent a significant shift for the software maker, which for months has insisted that it had no plans to create a separate version of Windows before Longhorn. A company executive confirmed to CNET News.com on Thursday that Microsoft is now discussing a product internally referred to as "Windows XP Reloaded."
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