Windows XP is dying. On April 8, Microsoft will stop supporting the ancient operating system that was
released in 2001 — and at one point was used by 400 million people.

released in 2001 — and at one point was used by 400 million people.
[Bill Gates introducing Windows XP in October, 2001.]
You might think that an operating system that was actually engineered in the late 90s would be fully obsolete and unused by now. After all, since XP came out, Microsoft has released several major replacement versions: Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 (recently upgraded to Windows 8.1).
You might think that an operating system that was actually engineered in the late 90s would be fully obsolete and unused by now. After all, since XP came out, Microsoft has released several major replacement versions: Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 (recently upgraded to Windows 8.1).




