The initials, which stand for "experience," are meant to
symbolize "the rich and extended user experiences Windows
and Office can offer by embracing Web services that span a
broad range of devices," Microsoft says in a statement.
The new versions of Windows and Office are designed to be
a part of Microsoft's signature .Net architecture to build
Internet applications, the company says.
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