Last February, Steve Ballmer announced that Redmond would add a low-end release of WinServer. At the time he compared it to a netbook version of the Windows client OS. And while the server market doesn’t have the same kind of consumer market “netbook phenomenon”, it makes sense for Redmond to have a low-end... »
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Windows Server 2008 Foundation: No CALs
Friday, April 3rd, 2009
Tags: Microsoft, News, Server 2008
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