AnythingIT Releases "The End of Windows XP -- Making the Right Economic Decisions" White Paper on Microsoft's Windows XP

AnythingIT, Inc.,

 (OTCBB:ANYI)

, a leading information technology electronics recycler and e-waste handler serving both government and commercial markets, announced the publication of a new white paper titled, "The End of Windows XP – Making the Right Economic Decisions."

The white paper reviews the ramifications of Microsoft's upcoming end of support for Windows XP and reviews the options for IT Managers faced with either upgrading existing equipment, or trading in. The recommendations show the financially optimal path for both older computers, and newer equipment that still has resale value.

AnythingIT CEO, David Bernstein stated, "With the end of support for Windows XP now being less than a year away, we felt it was a good time to help organizations make the right decisions. IT managers who are thinking about upgrading their operating systems need to understand the financial risks and that the right trade in program can help alleviate costs."

About AnythingIT

AnythingIT is a leading asset management vendor and e-waste handler serving OEM's, Equipment Resellers, government and enterprise clients. Services provided by the company include: data scrubbing, shredding, inventory management, repair and remarketing of equipment and recycling of parts and materials. AnythingIT has been operating since 1992 and is a GSA Schedule Holder who has achieved R2 and ISO 14001 certification.

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