Illustrator CC System requirements (no support for XP)?

I'm under the impression that the preview build worked on XP, and obviously the information that Adobe sent to its retail partners listed XP as acceptable. Amazon and Newegg both list XP with SP3 as the minimum. Why did Adobe change this requirement? Now I can't download CC. Is there a (legal) workaround?

Considering XP's lifecycle has been extended out to just April 2014, why would Adobe want to support an out of lifecycle OS in less than a year. Espeically when Vista/7/8 are all have 4/7/10 years of lifecycle remaining The computer world needs to get away from a 12 year old OS and start getting with the times. 7 and 8 are so much more superior than XP. I would much rather have quality 64bit applications running the latest operating systems than them doctoring the applications to work on old operating systems.

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