Microsoft Sued Over Surface Tablet's Disk Space
Linked by Howard Fosdick on Fri 16th Nov 2012 07:43 UTC
Windows A California man is suing Microsoft, alledging that his Surface tablet did not provide the advertised amount of disk space. The 32G device has 16G of space for users, as the operating system uses the other 16G. The 64G Surface leaves 45G free for users. The case will turn on whether Microsoft has clearly explained to customers how much free space the Surface leaves for their use outside of the OS. How much disk space does your OS consume?
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lucas_maximus
Member since:
2009-08-18


Your argument, whatever it was, is still null and void on that basis.


No it isn't


Errr, no. You made assertions you simply couldn't back up with examples, couldn't answer the question 'why'?, were out-argued, got your ass handed to you and you then eventually shut up. People who have that happen to them quite often then claim they were misinterpreted in order to try and salvage some pride.


Actually that didn't happen. I kept on asking the same question and you didn't answer it and deliberately missed the point.

At no point did I have my arse handed to me.

Good for you. If you want to have your identity public, if I were you, I'd shut up.


Unfortunately you don't get to tell me anything.

Errrr, no. I'm afraid you can't just say what you like and have it be true - a flaw in your reasoning you haven't picked up yet. It's been explained why the article is relevant and why this simply wouldn't happen with any non-computer product. For some reason if it's computer related advertisers can get away with whatever they want.


The guy is a lawyer trying to make a name for himself. Sorry if you plonking down what is a quarter of my monthly earnings it best to check the fact first that can be found on the website of the supplier of said product.

There is no black and white on this, even if you claim there is to be.

It is called a matter of opinion. I don't agree with your conclusion. The fact we are having this argument proves that.

You then trolled with a lot of nonsensical crap about the size of hard drives. You have no line of reasoning or argument. It's a case of throwing out random crap to have something to say.


Keep on throwing that word around ... doesn't make you right.

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segedunum Member since:
2005-07-06

No it isn't

Yes it is. See where you're going here?

Unfortunately you don't get to tell me anything.

You're replying..... Shut up about your pointless public identity then.

The guy is a lawyer trying to make a name for himself.

Your opinion, something you don't back up and cannot argue and where you consistently try and argue that it's all an anti-Microsoft conspiracy.

That's clearly just ad-hominem nonsense.

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lucas_maximus Member since:
2009-08-18

I think you would disagree with me about whether the sky was blue.

Edited 2012-11-19 19:27 UTC

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