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images/news/windows.jpgWindows Fiji, the official Microsoft code-name for the upcoming edition of Windows Media Center, will most likely be available toward the end of 2008. The connection between Windows Media Center and Windows Fiji was first confirmed by Charlie Owen, a product manager on the Media Center team, earlier this year. Owen managed in this manner to clarify speculations that tied Fiji to the first service pack for Windows Vista. But with the exception of a few crumbs from the Microsoft feast, there are little details about the next version of Windows Media Center available. Microsoft's Windows Omerta is functioning to perfection.
In mid April 2007, the Redmond Company debuted the registration process for the Windows Fiji beta program. Back then, Jessica Zahn, program manager for Windows Media Center, pointed to a luxuriant beta participation survey for the next version of Media Center that doubled as an application. Zahn made sure to specify that the survey was designed deliberately broad, and that not all the features would end up in Windows Fiji. But of course one of the topics that is also off limit along with the future features is the availability date.
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In mid April 2007, the Redmond Company debuted the registration process for the Windows Fiji beta program. Back then, Jessica Zahn, program manager for Windows Media Center, pointed to a luxuriant beta participation survey for the next version of Media Center that doubled as an application. Zahn made sure to specify that the survey was designed deliberately broad, and that not all the features would end up in Windows Fiji. But of course one of the topics that is also off limit along with the future features is the availability date.
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