Starting July Microsoft’s operating system, Windows XP, officially will no longer be available.

Despite complaints from thousands of users seeking to Microsoft not
leave aside its previous operating system, the company has been
inflexible and maintains that the date set in its initial timetable.

However, the program will continue to be available in mini
portables, as the EEE PC from Asus, which carries integrated optionally
a special version of this operating system until June 2010.

Sellers can only distribute it to computers that have Windows XP installed on them prior to June 30.

The customer service will continue until 2009, and technical support not be completed until 2014.

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