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Quote of the day: Johnson 'not a dweeb'
September 21, 2005 Jim Allchin's successor isn't dweeby enough to be a real replacement, an analyst says.Allchin: From Longhorn to Lonestar
October 27, 2003 Microsoft Group Vice President Jim Allchin talks--a little--about Windows beta releases and touts the next version of the company's tablet PC software.Microsoft says 64-bit Windows due in April
March 1, 2005 Windows chief Jim Allchin says the 64-bit desktop version will come early in the month, and a server version will follow at the end of April.Allchin: Vista apps to be 'mind-bogglingly cool'
September 19, 2006 Windows chief Jim Allchin urges developers to get with the program and build Vista applications.Vista debut hits a delay
March 21, 2006 Microsoft puts back release date, meaning PCs with the Windows update won't go on sale in time for the holidays.Windows chief fields readers' questions
January 27, 2006 Microsoft Windows' chief Jim Allchin answers questions about Vista from CNET News.com readers.Allchin: Don't call it 'Shorthorn'
August 27, 2004 Despite the removal of WinFS, Longhorn will not be short on features, Windows chief Jim Allchin tells CNET News.com.Allchin legacy seen in Windows
September 20, 2005 The "most senior geek" after Gates got the OS onto almost every desktop, but he also influenced the decision that prompted the landmark antitrust case.Quote of the day: Vista beta more for 'bitheads'
July 27, 2005 Microsoft's Jim Allchin says the first test release of Vista is about "plumbing" and not likely to interest even tech enthusiasts.Allchin: Buy Vista for the security
January 27, 2006 Windows chief Jim Allchin says stronger defenses are a key selling point for Microsoft's new OS.A window into Vista
July 27, 2005 Microsoft's Windows chief, Jim Allchin, talks about the new OS, the challenges ahead and how Vista might help conserve electricity.Microsoft server preview is short on detail
May 4, 2004 The software giant updates its server software road map but offers hardware makers few specifics about many of the products on the horizon.Allchin still worries about Vista
May 24, 2006 Man behind development of newest Windows says there's still plenty of work to do before shipment.Going long on Longhorn
April 22, 2005 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper explains why the upcoming OS is so important to Microsoft and the rest of the tech industry.Windows chief bows out
January 29, 2007 special feature As Vista hits store shelves after a long five years, Microsoft veteran Jim Allchin heads for retirement.Vista winds its way to market
November 10, 2006 The release of the Windows update to computer makers is just the start of a long process to get it on shelves and in PCs.Near-final Windows Vista version issued
September 1, 2006 Microsoft's Jim Allchin announces Release Candidate 1 of Windows Vista with "a lot of improvements." A look at latest Vista buildMicrosoft offers free photo-sharing tool
September 13, 2005 Company releases software to show off graphics and communications advances coming with Vista.Microsoft: Longhorn beta unlikely this year
April 1, 2004 Efforts to shore up security on Windows XP pull developers away from the update effort, setting back the release, and probably causing some planned features to be cut.This week in Microsoft
September 24, 2005 Software giant announces major reorg and Jim Allchin's future retirement.
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