Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition w/SP3 - License and media - 1 PC - OEM - CD - English (pack of 30 )

Windows XP Home Edition gives you the freedom to experience more than you ever thought possible with your computer and the Internet. This is the operating system home users have been waiting for - more

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From: CNET
Posted: Oct-29-2008

"One Of The Best Operation Systems"

I put Windows XP Home edition on an old crusty dust moldy oldy crappy Compaq 5bW250 PC( It's basic Specs Are: Intel Celeron 700/128/66, 192 MB Ram ,12GB hard drive (it had Windows 2000 Professional on it) I use for internet surfing. It runs as fast

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From: CNET
Posted: Mar-08-2008

"Very good operating system."

the best os ever

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From: Yahoo! Shopping
Posted: Feb-19-2008

Anna Attwell

Pros: Rautenbachstr 7 Delareyville 2770 Cons: Northwest - South-Africa Ialready open an account at Yahoo Shopping. I find a CD Of Microsoft XP Home Cost$60. I save it into my shopping basket. When I type my address South-Africa was not in the list fo

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From: CNET
Posted: Dec-16-2007

"Can't find anything"

Frustrating does not begin to describe the system. Upgrades in standby programs make using them impossible, hard to understand, obviously developed by a computer dweeb who spends too much time worrying how this system will work with the most recent e

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-03-2007

"I can see if you have 2000 or 98."

All it did was fix a few minor things and give you an ugly interface.

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From: Yahoo! Shopping
Posted: Mar-04-2007

Microsoft Manages to Make Me Hate Them Once More!

Pros: I haven't found a single Pro. Cons: It's Microsoft for one thing; viruses galore; annoying graphics; hard to manage This is by far one of the worst operating systems out there. Every day I am forced to use them at school and be reminded abo

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From: CNET
Posted: Feb-18-2007

"Terrible - Unless you enjoy wasting hours scanning for spyware"

Buy a Macintosh, unless you enjoy wasting hours of your time scanning for spyware. The extra $200 or so for a Macintosh is a no brainer, considering all the time you will save not dealing with viruses, and myriad other advatages. Windows is amateuris

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From: CNET
Posted: Feb-17-2007

"windows xp is still windows"

Windows XP Home Edition might be better than previous versions, but it's still Windows. No, it does not have to do anything with Microsoft as a company, but this is some poor code that's being distributed around the world. Windows might be easy to us

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From: CNET
Posted: Dec-05-2006

"Works for me"

OK, I've noticed that security issues is a big problem in Windows. I will openly admit that, but, there is a way to significantly decrease the chances of catching dangerous viruses. If you go into the control panel, and click on "user accounts", crea

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From: CNET
Posted: Nov-20-2006

"Windows XP cliche, but yes it sucks"

yeah, its cliche by now but yes XP sucks the operating system is heavy and unwieldy and it just doesn't feel natural like OS X and it jets viruses lots I just hit the tip of the iceburg but i hope it helps

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