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Inside Windows XP Reduced Media Edition

An anonymous reader writes "Flexbeta.net has got it's take on Windows XP Reduced Media Edition, which is basically Windows XP Pro stripped of its Windows Media Player. To sum it up, there is hardly any noticable difference between XP RME and XP Pro, except for the welcome screen and Windows not recognizing their own file format. The article hints how this may be the beggining to a Windows OS without any Microsoft applications. Bye-bye Internet Explorer?"

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  1. Next on /.: Inside Big Mac Without Cheese by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    An anonymous reader writes "Fastfoodbeta.net has got it's take on the Big Mac Without Cheese, which is basically a Big Mac stripped of its cheese. To sum it up, there is hardly any noticable difference between BM w/o C and BM, except for the wrapper and Mcdonalds not recognizing their own ingredient. The article hints how this may be the beggining to a Big Mac without any McDonalds condiments. Bye-bye Secret Sauce?"

  2. Uhhh... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    So, How much does it cost to upgrade from regular WinXP Pro?

  3. Reduced MS by Doc+Ruby · · Score: 4, Funny

    If Europe's justice system manages to break up Microsoft into separate OS, app, devtools, and media companies, I might finally start a campaign for dual citizenship.

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  4. Re:BLASPHEMY!!!!!! by briggsb · · Score: 5, Funny

    Au contraire, a recent article shows that their new antispyware software removes intenet explorer.

  5. Holding out... by thepr0fess0r · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm gonna wait for "Windows XP: Reduced resource consumption edition." [/troll]