It is your choice to continue to use Windows XP, but your computer will become more vulnerable to security risks and viruses. After April 8, 2014, technical assistance for Windows XP will no longer be available, including automatic updates that help protect your PC. If you are in that 30% what does that mean to you? With the end of support for Windows XP scheduled for April 8th, 2014, SCSI based products such as older Cannon or Minolta microfilm reader/printer will become a support issue for IT departments. While showing a decline of users the OS is still widely used on approximately 30% of all PCs worldwide.
On ApMicrosoft has plans to retire their support services of its most widely-used operating system (OS), Windows XP. Or quite possibly this is all news to you. Or maybe you have heard about it but are not sure what to do.
You may have heard about it and are making plans. Its microfilm conversion device accepts a wide range of film and fiche carriers for microfiche, jackets, aperture cards, 16mm and 35mm roll film, and 16mm film cartridges. The MS6000 features a 12' x 12' anti-glare screen for a clear, detailed view of your microfilm images. The MS6000 MK II microfilm conversion machine reads, prints, scans and digitizes, at a cost that fits your budget. Konica-Minolta MS6000 Inception Technologies carries the MS6000 MK II: a quick and simple way to bring your microfilm and microfiche information into the digital era. Mouse and pre-installed with Minolta MS6000 drivers and software a. Includes correct Adaptec SCSI PCI Card for you PC, Minolta Drivers & Scanning Utility for all MS Scanners & a.
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