James first started this website when learning Visual Basic back in 1999 whilst studying his GCSEs. The site grew steadily over the years while being run as a hobby - to a regular monthly audience of over half a million unique developers. In July '08 James left his job as Head of Development at a digital agency in London to focus his energies on developerFusion full-time.
Windows XP is undoubtedly the best release of Windows yet; it represents the first leap of speed, reliability and multimedia capabilities that windows users have been crying out for for years.
Users of NT 4 and Windows 9x/ME will reap the benefits of this new release, despite the relatively high upgrade cost. Windows 9x users will find a whole new world of reliability and memory management, whilst NT 4 users will rejoice with the plug-and-play and multimedia capabilities. Those with Windows 2000 have less reason to upgrade, but the multimedia features, fast boot-up times, and the ability to run Windows 9x games still represent a major benefit... it largely depends on what you use your PC for.
| Supplier | Microsoft |
| Pricing |
Windows XP Home Edition - £169.99
/$199.99 |
| Availability | Now |
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