Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 26th Jan 2009 11:56 UTC
Earlier this month, news got out that the European Commission is charging Microsoft with unlawful competition regarding its bundling of the Internet Explorer web bowser with Windows. At the time, information was scarce, but thanks to Microsoft's quarterly filing at the Securities and Exchange Commission. we now have a little more insight into what the EU might force Microsoft to do.
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Perhaps you could demand a refund from Ford if the engine they bundled with your car is broken by design.
http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1105033&threshold=0&commen...
This would be the rough equivalent of Ford engines not working with standard petrol (by design), and hence forcing all service stations to stock Ford gasoline as well as standard gasoline.
Of course, if you tried to put Ford gasoline in the tank of any other car ... it would break that cars engine.