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Editorial Review:
Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is an operating system that enables you to enjoy the best in home entertainment, personal productivity and creativity on your home PC. With Media Center Edition 2005, you can store, share and enjoy all of your photos, all of your music, all of your home video and even recorded TV1. It's all contained in one control system - the Media Center Edition PC - that's as easy to use as a normal television set, combining all-in-one access from a single remote control with a great...
This product is intended for system builders and small OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) who manufacture computer systems and preinstall Microsoft OEM system builder software onto those systems. Its use is subject to the OEM System Builder License Agreement that is affixed to the side of all OEM system builder software packs. The system builder who installs the individual software license and distributes hardware units must provide end-user support on terms at least as favourable as the terms under which the system builder provides end-user support for any fully assembled computer system. The system builder must place its support phone number in a noticeable location in the fully assembled computer system help files or end-user documentation. The full documentation on Microsoft OEM System Builder licence is at http://oem.microsoft.com/downloads/Public/sblicense/English_SB_License.pdf.
Windows XP Media Center Edition offers the best Windows experience in any room in your home, whether you're looking for a family computer or to enhance your home theater. Enjoy integrated home entertainment experiences including photos, music, TV, and more. Connect with devices around the home and on the go that extend your entertainment.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0
The perfect Windows OS - Avoid Vista! After using Windows 2000 for a long period of time (which I have to say, is the best Windows OS prior to this) I decided it was time for an upgrade, since increasing new software requires XP. So, I opted for a good new HP package with Window's Xp Media Centre included, and after much talk about Vista from the people at PC World (who I can honestly say, make no representation of the cheesy adverts..)I didn't choose to upgrade, simply because after the demonstration, it looked as if it was trying too hard to... more info
