Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Dell & Bloatware, 2007
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> | This means when you configure a system on Dell.com, you have the option
> | of choosing "No software pre-installed" for things like productivity
> | software, ISP software and photo and music software.
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> http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2007/06/18/18049.aspx
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> Wait and watch how Linux becomes the /far/ cheaper option in time to come.
> They chose Ubuntu, so Microsoft does not collect any 'tax'. There are also
> no back doors either..
If its proven legally that back handers from Micoshaft Corporation
subsidized sales of Dell$ PCs, then shareholdes of Micoshaft can sue
the director for non-disclosure of these payments to Dell$ - because it
it their money, and their customers money. Customers can sue as well,
because it is their money and they were illegally overcharged for it.
Dell$ investors can also sue the company and its directors because
they would have lied about their business model and sources of real
business income.
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