Will hints at a 2009 release for Vienna (Vista's successor) dampen both consumer and corporate interest in Vista?
Will hints at a 2009 release for Vienna (Vista's successor) dampen both consumer and corporate interest in Vista?
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Another question - could Microsoft develop and release an OS in less than three years?
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Personally, I think it is a bad idea for Microsoft to be talking about Vienna, but I honestly don't see Microsoft getting the OS out of the door in three years.
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