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To tie in with the color scheme, Microsoft chose a photograph ( titled вЂњBlissвЂќ) of a gentle grassy hill with a blue sky dotted with clouds as the default XP desktop background image. Thanks to a visual style called Luna, Windows XP defaulted to a colorful design that featured a blue taskbar with a green Start button, blue window title bars, and bright red вЂњXвЂќ buttons to close Windows. Windows XP brought eye candy to Windows in a big way, marking the first significant departure from the classic grey Windows theme introduced in Windows 95.

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XP required a 233 MHz or higher CPU, 64 MB of RAM, 1.5 GB of free hard disk space, and a video card that supported 800Г—600 resolution or higher. Microsoft had to make sure people could enjoy the new graphical effects and more complex system processes handling things in the background. Like any new version of Windows, XP upped the system requirements. The two main editions cost about $307 (for Home) and $461 (for Pro) in todayвЂ™s dollars when adjusted for inflation.

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And Windows XP Professional cost $299-or $199 if you upgraded from a previous professional version of Windows.

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MicrosoftДЄimed at consumers, Windows XP Home Edition sold for $199 ($99 for an upgrade version). Unlike the divide between operating systems like Windows 95 and NT 4.0 in the past (or Windows Me and Windows 2000), XP would unify MicrosoftвЂ™s consumer and professional Windows products under one brand, albeit in two different editions. According to Microsoft, the вЂњXPвЂќ meant вЂњexperience,вЂќ with a promise to focus on user experience in the new release. After Windows Me garnered a poor critical and customer response in 2000, Microsoft knew its next consumer OS would need to finally take up the NT mantle.ДЄfter extensive prototyping, including abandoning earlier attempts at a consumer NT-based operating system, Microsoft settled on a prototype called вЂњWhistlerвЂќ that would eventually turn into Windows XP. Windows Me (like Windows 95 and 98 before it) ran on technology carried over from MS-DOS that made it prone to frequent, catastrophic crashes. But the company knew the shift to NT was inevitable. With Windows 2000, Microsoft almost brought NT to the consumer market, but decided to hold off and released Windows Millennium Edition (Me) instead. At first, NT proved too hardware intensive to run well on the typical consumer PC, so Microsoft aimed it at the professional and server markets. It incorporated a brand new kernel and other technologies that made it very stable and reliable. In the early 1990s, Microsoft began working on a next-generation operating system called Windows NT that would leave MicrosoftвЂ™s MS-DOS-based roots behind. Not sure what version of Office you're using or if you have Office 365? This Office support page will help you find out what version you're running and whether it's 32- or 64-bit.It Brought Windows NT to Consumers, Finally To get the promotion, open the Get Office app on Windows 10. However, if you have Office 2010 or earlier and upgrade to Windows 10, you can get 50% off of a one-year Office 365 Personal subscription (so, $35 for the first year). Normally, Office 365 Personal costs $69.99 a year and includes all of the Office programs as well as 1TB of OneDrive cloud storage for one computer, one tablet, and one phone. Microsoft is offering deal to convince you to subscribe to Office 365.

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What if you've recently bought a version of Office 2013 or Office for Mac 2011? If you activate or have activated the Office product between Augand December 31, 2015, you can get the equivalent Office 2016 version by paying $40.

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Office Professional 2016 includes all of the above plus Publisher and Access for $399.99. Office Home & Business 2016 costs $229.99 and adds Outlook. If you don't want the yearly Office 365 subscription, here's how much the standalone suites cost: Office Home & Student 2016 costs $149.99 and comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. You have to either subscribe to Office 365 to get access to Office 2016 or buy a standalone version of Office 2016. Unfortunately, if you don't have an Office 365 subscription and already bought Office 2013 or an older version of Office as a one-time option, there is no upgrade option.

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