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Microsoft Lifts Lid On Longhorn's Networking Features
Posted by: Jordi on Tuesday, March 22, 2005 - 09:48 PM
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Microsoft today provided some detailed technical insight into the networking features it plans to fold into its next-generation Longhorn operating system, which is scheduled for initial release in 2006.

In a public, online chat, Jawad Khaki, vice president of Microsoft's networking and devices division, emphasized that Longhorn is being designed with a heavy dose of support for the latest wireless technologies, as well as for the new IPv6 Internet protocol.
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