Microsoft Bows to Pressure on XP

Microsoft has been forced to extend the shelf life of Windows XP by five months due to customer demand. They were scheduled to stop selling the six year old operating system on January 30, 2008 to leave the field clear for Vista. Now the date on which many sellers of XP can no longer be able to offer XP has been lengthened to June 30, 2008. They said the change was to help those customers that needed more time to make the switch to Vista. My brother's new computer came with Vista on it and he isn't happy with it. I've heard other complaints too.