Microsoft's Windows OEM revenues fall by one-fifth as Windows XP upgrade cycle ends
End of the Windows XP spike causes decline in Windows OEM and volume licensing revenues
Microsoft has reported a mixed set of results in its fourth quarter and full-year financial results, with Windows OEM revenues falling by one-fifth ahead of the planned 29th July launch of Windows 10....
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