This article is mainly about Windows XP and not Tablet PCs but it is important to point out that most classrooms in LAUSD are going to have Windows 95 or 98 and not XP.

In addition, a study in December found that 80 percent of companies still have some machines running Windows 95 or Windows 98. And at firms running the older operating systems, an average of 39 percent of desktops were running either Windows 95 or Windows 98, according to technology consultant AssetMetrix.

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Windows chief Jim Allchin said the company is looking at a marketing campaign that would tout XP, the service pack and some new additions to the Windows lineup, including updates to both the Tablet PC and Media Center editions of XP, as well as the portable media center devices that will debut later this year.

Title: Microsoft: Not enough XPerienced PCs

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