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June 16, 2006

More Delays for Windows Vista

In a piece in Saturday's NY Times, writer John Markoff does the typically Markoff-ian thing of burying a scoop near the very end:

In interviews during the last two days, Microsoft executives almost universally expressed caution about whether the program, the most complex software undertaking in the company's history, is certain to be on schedule for January shipment -- more than five years after the current version, Windows XP.

While that shouldn't be a surprise, the news won't be well-received in the markets on Monday.

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