One such potential feature is Microsoft's PC Satisfaction package, currently in beta testing. "It's possible that Microsoft is preparing a more substantive-than-usual service pack that would add new features to Windows XP or hybrids Media Center and Tablet PC," said Wilcox. A yearlong delay gives Microsoft significant time to further its integration strategy with Windows XP – building more components directly into the operating system.
The possible implications of the move are far reaching. "This is a much longer cycle than between Windows 2000 service pack releases." "Third quarter next year would put anywhere from 18 to 24 months between the first two service packs," Joe Wilcox, senior analyst for Jupiter Research, told BetaNews.
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