Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 29th Oct 2009 17:51 UTC
We all know that Microsoft doesn't actually make computers. It makes the software, and then lets an almost infinite amount of manufacturers build computers that can run its software. These manufacturers often make a mess of things, delivering computers filled to the brim with crapware. What would happen if Microsoft made computers? Well, for one, they would be void of crapware. Two, they would help users install the software they want before leaving the store - including software from competitors.
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RE[3]: How can they get rid of crapware and still compete?
by TObYv on Fri 30th Oct 2009 05:19
in reply to "RE[2]: How can they get rid of crapware and still compete?"
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How come that Dell (Netherlands) refunded us 70 Euro for Windows Vista (Home) plus Works? And this was for a sub-500 Euro machine (if I recall correctly - ~400).
Edited 2009-10-29 19:14 UTC