Windows XP 64 Bits Edition :: Demo disponible

[Sky]

Microsoft ha puesto a disposición de los usuarios la versión demo de Windows XP 64 Bits Edition. Esta versión vence en 180 días y no tiene ninguna limitación salvo la falta de soporte técnico.

Se puede bajar a través de sus servidores el ISO de 575 Mb de manera gratuita o bien pedir el CD con un costo de $20 de envío.

Download: WindowsXP 64bits - Demo

[Ironman]

ya salio la respuesta que queriamos ayer con la incognita si ya estaba la version full en el mercado

[Link-16]

pero la version full SI esta en el mercado si uno tiene el XP original puede hacer el upgrade a 64 eso si, si se hace el upgrade la licensia de 32bits ya no sirve, pero la version 64 ya salio de echo microsoft si usted compra el upgrade le da una llamada de soporte GRATIS,

P.D

In order to be eligible to receive Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition, your computer must have been ordered between March 31, 2003 and July 31, 2005 with Microsoft Windows® XP Pro (32 Bit) preinstalled.

In addition, you must read and agree to the following:

By participating in this program, your 32-bit version of Windows® XP Professional will no longer be licensed. (meaning that the bundled OS that came with your system or the WXP OS that you bought separately will no longer be valid)

The installation of Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition requires you to format your hard drive. You must back up your files and settings prior to the installation or they will be erased. Microsoft is not liable for any loss of data as a result of this installation. (Backup or else!!!)

Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition requires 64-bit hardware drivers (32-bit drivers are not supported). Drivers for 64-bit Windows are created at the discretion of hardware manufacturers and may not be available for some of your hardware components. (you require 64 bit drivers to run the peripherals/hardware installed on your system, if you only have 32 bit drivers they will not work on WXP 64, wait until the hardware manufacturer for any device that you may have releases a 64 bit driver)

For the purposes of the End User License Agreement for your existing Windows® XP Pro (32 Bit) software, your installation of this software will be an “Upgrade.” (yes, you’re purchasing an upgrade)

The installation of Windows® XP Professional x64 Editions will void any support with your PC manufacturer. One free support call will be provided by Microsoft for any installation-related issues. Additional calls to Microsoft support will be available on a pay-per-incident basis. (OEM manufacturers will not support this new OS, Microsoft will provide you with one free support call, if you need further support they will help you in a pay-per-incident basis, meaning that you have to pay $99 online, $180 by phone and a generous $ 600 for a package of 5 incidents)

Cost for shipping and handling of upgrade is $12.00 USD for domestic shipments and $22.00 USD for International shipments plus any applicable taxes. (yes, you pay for shipping)

Please address any lawsuits, complains, weeping and/or inconformity to bill@microsoft.com. J

[Metallan]

Hace cuánto que salió eso??? Porque hace como 3 meses que mi cuñado lo tenía instalado en la Compu...

[DarkRaptor]

Yo se que la version GOLD salio hace casi un par de meses pero para usuarios MSDN... pero hasta ahorita la estoy empezando a ver a la venta para nosotros los usuarios "MSDN -D" osea MSN jeje (que chilote)

Edited May 27, 2005 by DarkRaptor