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Windows XP - Wikipedia
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Windows XP 64-Bit Edition - BetaWiki
What Windows XP's Launch Meant to Me | BetaNews
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Why You Should Ditch Windows XP Now | PCMag
Windows XP is Dead: Not Every Company Got the Memo
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Windows XP turns 20: Microsoft's rise and fall points to one thing — don't fix what isn't broken
A (very) brief history of Windows XP - Neowin
Microsoft Windows XP Is Finally Dead, Nearly 18 Years Post-Launch - ExtremeTech
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Windows XP - Wikipedia
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Microsoft Windows XP on New Computers
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Windows XP: Is It Suitable For Music?
Windows XP Is the Third Most Popular Operating System in the World
Windows XP Is the Third Most Popular Operating System in the World
I Installed Windows XP in 2018 And Here's What I Found
Ten years of Windows XP: how longevity became a curse | Ars Technica
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