By comparison, Windows XP, Vista’s predecessor, sold 17 million copies in the two months after its 2001 release, Microsoft said.
“It’s a stronger-than-expected start,” Bill Mannion, a director of product marketing for Windows, said.
But given that the personal computer market has nearly doubled since XP was released, Vista sales “probably should be more,” said Michael A. Silver, vice president of research at Gartner, a technology research group.
Mr. Silver said 51 million PCs were sold to consumers worldwide in 2002; this year, the research group predicts 96 million consumers will buy a computer.



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