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Many PC users are choosing not to open the Windows to bright new Vistas
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ali Hamoud
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It took took five years and $6bn (£3bn) to develop, but Microsoft's Vista operating system, which was launched early this year, has been shunned by consumers – with computer manufacturers taking the bizarre step of offering downgrades to the old XP version of Windows.

 

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