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Debrief and Defend: Windows XP Home v. XP Professional
Overview Microsoft's popular Windows XP operating system simplifies computing, improves performance and stability, and delivers powerful tools and utilities. However, Windows XP's several editions - Professional, Home, Media Center, etc. - have created some confusion in the marketplace. With each version boasting different features and price points, organizations sometimes deploy the wrong platform. Here's a quick guide to the benefits that Windows XP Professional provides organizations. This presentation will show you why it's essential to make sure you've deployed the proper version of Windows XP in your organization and don't make the mistake of choosing an operating system based on price alone. This download is for TechRepublic Pro subscribers only.
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