Dubbed Windows XP Starter Edition, the new version is slated to ship on low-cost PCs and be available to OEMs and OEM distributors in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and two other unidentified ...

Why would I buy a crippled version of Windows XP if I could pick up an illicit uncrippled version for less? I could run Linux for even less than that. I don't see the upside of becoming a legitimate ...

Microsoft rolled out Windows XP Starter Edition, its low-cost, stripped-down version of Windows XP for emerging economies, in India on Thursday. The Starter Edition was introduced in Hindi, one of the ...

Microsoft has launched in India a multilingual version of Windows XP Starter Edition, its low-cost, stripped-down version of the Windows XP operating system, the company said Wednesday. Users can ...

SAO PAULO, Brazil -- Microsoft Corp. yesterday detailed its plans to introduce a scaled-back version of the Windows operating system in Brazil, hoping to get more people using computers in South ...

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