Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th Aug 2007 21:10 UTC
"With Bill Gates' announcement earlier this year that Windows Home Server would be available as a 'system builder' product (that means 'OEM' to most hardware geeks), enthusiasts and system builders alike have been looking forward to its release. With several different rumors being floated last week regarding when Windows Home Server would hit store shelves, we checked in with Microsoft to get the full and somewhat-confusing story. The short version is: it's already out in the wild, but catching a copy from your favorite reseller may prove tricky for at least two more weeks."
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2005-11-10
There's only two things I know of that are "Released Into the Wild"
* Viruses
* Torrents
I'm waiting for the hardware to reach stores before checking it out.
"We expect pricing to come in close to $199, as Microsoft prices are usually a little stiffer for the North Americans than for the Europeans."
*monocle* Excuse me, you what?
Edited 2007-08-20 21:59