Vietnam is about to have service

It is expected that next month Microsoft will officially launch the 'PowerLine Initiative' to provide 'prepaid Windows' services to a number of developing markets.

'PowerLine Initiative' (PowerLine Initiative) - a proposal from Microsoft Product Business Group (NBPG) - will officially release a pre-paid version of Windows for use in some countries like Vietnam and Brazil, India, Hungary, Russia.

Microsoft is also developing PowerLine 1.0 version to support the prepaid Windows subscription model. PowerLine server will be located at Microsoft.

In fact, this new service-oriented architecture of Microsoft is still in the process of development and will be integrated into the prepaid user registration system of Microsoft partners worldwide. For example, Microsoft has a plan to provide payment system adapters that help to integrate third-party payment systems as a means of flexible payment support and reporting services for partners.

One of Microsoft 's friendly partners said PowerLine is a reasonable solution to provide Windows with a copy for developing markets where businesses are not eligible to build an infrastructure. Copyright information technology is copyrighted.

According to the PowerLine model, the fully licensed Windows version will be provided to public PC personal computer systems aimed at users who cannot afford a separate PC.

This is also a solution to help Microsoft overcome a relatively similar service provided by Linux to developing markets.

Microsoft is currently working on a range of different initiatives to bring Windows to new markets and emphasize the ability to globalize Windows Start Edition, PowerLine, Internet Café . along with some efforts to combat piracy like Windows Genuine Advantage.

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