Microsoft released a new XP operating system to increase sales in the current economic downturn. Microsoft is advocated in advertising is XP powerful multimedia function: movie production, processing digital photos, play music, etc. Tie all entertainment functions to a whole platform. In fact, it is actually bundled on the operating system: Windows Movie Maker, Windows Messenger, and Windows Media Player. Windows XP is based on NT core, which is exactly the same as Windows 2000, but there is not much in file protection and system recovery. support. When Windows 98 was released, the IE browser was bundled, causing an uproar, because from the technical, there is no need to bundle the browser on the operating system, which is only Netscape Navigator. Despite this, IE browser is an important part of 98 because it is a graphics housing for an operating system. Microsoft's browser may be developed as an application, but later "one accidentally" becomes an indispensable part of the operating system. No matter what Microsoft's true motivation is, we can't reject IE. Microsoft's browser can download on the Internet, but you must realize that this is not an application, but an upgrade of an operating system. Windows Movie Maker may be very easy, but no matter where it is a part of the operating system, it may contain the operating system's CD, perhaps the use of the operating system to enhance multimedia support, perhaps in Microsoft's advertising warfare The characteristics of the book of the book, however, it is the application. It looks an application, smelling it is an application, shaking is still an application. It is a pure bundle application. Remove it, the operating system is still running normally, you can't provide any effective evidence to indicate that Windows Movie Maker is an important part of the operating system. Similarly, Windows Messenger and Windows Media Player are only used to fight with AOL and RealNetworks. Windows XP has been released, many "features" on the operating system level are actually the application level.
