Alexander Georgiev wrote:
It does have "address bar". At least my copy of Windows XP Home has it. Regarding Dual CPU Support - "Windows Task Manager" shows 2 separate CPU Usage Histories for the CPU, which is Core3 CPU T7200. It has hyperthreading or something.
"Home" supports a single multicore CPU but not multiple sockets. "Professional/Business" editions support dual sockets (typically only found on high end workstations and of course servers). Its a totally arbitrary marketing distinction... Orignially, there was only going to be one version of XP at the higher price point (where NT and Win2000 Workstation already had been), but the market, primarily OEM, complained it was too expensive as an alternative to the cheaper win9X/ME system, so at the last minute they 'lobotomized' XP into a cheaper "Home" edition, primarily by disabling the file security dialogs, domain/Active Directory membership support, restricting to 1 socket instead of 2, and removing Remote Desktop Server.
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