Extraordinary Genius

The VISTA system, originally planned to be released in May, and prompted by PC manufacturers, coupled with Microsoft's inability to even see Silver Mountain erosion as their marketplace, reduced some of their programs by launching so-called home editions, followed by a personal and corporate edition soon, according to their bulletin.

The home version, which is actually the castrated version of the personal version, removes some programs and loses some features so that they can sell at a cheaper price.

Compared to other versions, such as the personal and home versions, the kernel is the same and the program added is very different.

Originally VISTA was a new conceptual system introduced before XP was completed, and the plan was to launch it into the market in 2003. But XP sales were pretty good at the time, and they didn't have any other competitors, and then Microsoft discovered that they even wanted Silver Mountain to try to challenge their position on office software, and they did a great job on smartphone operating systems, so they slowed down the development of this part, and increased the research and development of office software and smartphone operating systems.

Regarding the design of the VISTA, the system would have taken a while if it hadn't been for Silver Mountain to launch the XOS.

In the beginning, the system was not called VISTA, but Longhorn, which Microsoft claimed to be the most critical technology.

And in doing so, Microsoft came up with several other programming models, which were eventually abandoned for a number of reasons, which led to repeated delays in the development of VISTA.

But they couldn't blame anyone, and Microsoft thought they didn't have an opponent, so they relaxed their guard, not knowing that their most vigilant LINUX system ever was back on fire, at a competitor they'd never expected.

Microsoft has always wanted to wipe out the LINUX system, even by working with competitors like IBM, Fruit, etc., because the LINUX is open to base code and is completely free, which can seriously affect the sales of their products.

Microsoft is not afraid of the development of IBM and fruit systems, and they are confident that with better operations, they will firmly dominate the market, so long as the market still makes money, they will always make money.

But they're afraid this free LINUX is going to get bigger, which will highlight how expensive their Microsoft system is selling, making more users complain about it.

At the beginning, Microsoft did a good job of combining some big software companies, pressing down the LINUX system, digging up engineers who had originally developed the system, etc., so that no one could continue to upgrade the LINUX, making the system, some software enthusiasts' toys, can write their own plays.

But Microsoft noticed something was wrong when she even announced the HOS system for her smartphone, which was LINUX's upgraded kernel. At the time, they thought that Ginshan was just a smartphone operating system, but they never thought that they had a PC operating system.

When this PC operating system emerged, it quickly gained the support of many hardware manufacturers, and later received the support of many software companies, especially the leading companies in the IT industry such as Software Corporation, and announced support for XOS systems before Microsoft realized it was serious.

Fortunately, they reacted fairly quickly, and it wasn't long before their VISTA family edition was made. It won't be long before other editions, such as the personal edition, the corporate edition, and so on, will appear. They'll have to see, though, how many more people even want to buy the Silver Mountain system!

Now those PC vendors that are launching pre-installed XOS systems, make them regret it. Consumers will still choose our Microsoft system, and they will love the architecture of our new system!

Today, we at Microsoft announce to the world that your much-anticipated new Microsoft system is here, abandon that XOS and come back into Microsoft's arms.

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Bill Gates stood on stage and personally recommended this new Microsoft system. Even if Microsoft's market share * * OS recently took away a lot, even Fruit's computers sold better than before, but as long as Microsoft's new systems go to market, he thinks they won't exist!

“Our VISTA system uses a brand new user design interface, a brand new command line interface, or a human-machine interactive graphics user interface… we compare XP systems, add nearly 100 features, and we have a malware killing tool built in…”

“At the core, we've made a lot of modifications, and the virus in general, the Trojan horse, is very difficult to destroy our system... we've improved the speed of the system and increased the efficiency of the firewall...”

Bill Gates is in the mood right now, and this brand new system will allow Microsoft to reclaim the markets that belong to them, not only by dying to suppress the XOS of Lenovo Silver Mountain, but also by crushing companies, such as fruit companies, that want to challenge their position in the operating system.

There are representatives of many IT industries sitting downstairs who are listening carefully, and even some people are recording. And the journalists keep thinking about what to ask later.

All the cameras are aimed at him, and if the flash is not allowed, I'm afraid it won't stop now.

However, there is one person with a faint expression on his face at this time, Lei Dajun, president of Silver Mountain Software Corporation.

Others don't know, but President Feng told us that this VISTA system, originally developed with the intention of being a transitional product, their next generation of operating system plan is called black comb, which was also renamed when the black comb was released in previous life, called WIN7.

And the system, which was launched in 2003, was not going to be launched quickly because of XP's good performance, and it was deliberately filled with speed.

Just because the XOS from Silver Mountain was introduced, they had to do it well in advance, thus removing some of the features they were going to add.

What are the good results of a system that was developed and positioned as a transitional product? In other words, Microsoft itself does not see how useful this system is.

They've made a huge change in the system, and if people aren't used to it, it's doomed to be a failure.

These circumstances were already known to Feng Yu when he was a Microsoft director. Feng Yu deliberately chose to launch the XOS system during this time period, forcing Microsoft to quickly launch the VISTA, which is not a mature product at all.

Though Bill? Gates said on stage how useful this product is, but Lei Dajun still found a lot of flaws.

For example, the difference from XP is too great, users won't get used to it; for example, other software vendors are not ready, and there are no applications compatible with their systems. Even those hardware vendors and PC vendors are not ready. Microsoft is too hasty to launch this system.

Why can't XOS win a product in such a hurry?

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