>Microsoft's variant has a clear advantage for the user in at least the short-to-medium term.
The approach also often comes out on top when the client is a business and accounting considerations take the lead, as opposed to B2C situations.
When you divide the cost of a Microsoft license by 7 (number of years a business will be running XP on a workstation) it turns into a really great price.
The reverse compatibility mentality is universal in the enterprise.
The approach also often comes out on top when the client is a business and accounting considerations take the lead, as opposed to B2C situations.
When you divide the cost of a Microsoft license by 7 (number of years a business will be running XP on a workstation) it turns into a really great price.
The reverse compatibility mentality is universal in the enterprise.