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		<title>June 30 is the last day of sales for Windows XP</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Windows XP D-Day is 6-8-08. Monday June 30th 2008 will be the last day that Microsoft will offer Windows XP to the general public. The rumors that Microsoft would extend the date have been proven false. They will, however, continue to support Windows XP until 2014. So XP users needn&#8217;t fret that you&#8217;ll suddenly be [...]]]></description>
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