Two computer buyers who claim Microsoft Corp.'s marketing of Windows XP machines as "Windows Vista Capable" was misleading can proceed with a lawsuit against the software maker, a federal judge has ruled. The lawsuit, filed in April, said Microsoft and computer sellers used the "Windows Vista Capable" labels to bolster computer sales over the holidays, after the launch of Windows Vista was repeatedly delayed.
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