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'''Windows ]''' is the ] for an upcoming version of ], announced in February 2000. It is due sometime between ] - ], following the predicted release of ] in ]. It will have both a version for the client, or average user, and servers. '''Windows ]''' is the ] for an upcoming version of ] Server, announced in February 2000.

At the time of ] (NT 5.1)'s official release, Blackcomb was to be its successor. However, its introduction was pushed back several years after Longhorn was announced as an intermediary.


Blackcomb has been slated to include any new features proposed by Microsoft (such as ]) whose development will have not reached a stable phase by the time of ]'s release. Blackcomb has been slated to include any new features proposed by Microsoft (such as ]) whose development will have not reached a stable phase by the time of ]'s release.

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Windows Blackcomb is the code name for an upcoming version of Microsoft Windows Server, announced in February 2000.

Blackcomb has been slated to include any new features proposed by Microsoft (such as WinFS) whose development will have not reached a stable phase by the time of Longhorn's release.

Blackcomb's true product name is still unclear.

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