A further delay in the launch of Microsoft’s new Windows Vista operating system could cost the software giant hundreds of millions of pounds, its chief finance officer has admitted.
Microsoft chief finance officer Chris Liddell told investors that if the launch date slipped by a financial quarter, it would have an impact on revenues of between $200m (£107m) and $400m.
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