Micoshaft Asstrotufer Moshe Goldfarb wrote on behalf of micoshaft
corporation:
> On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 19:39:58 +0000, Kier wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 14:23:54 -0500, Moshe Goldfarb wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 19:20:55 GMT, 7 wrote:
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>>>> Similar story the Linux EEE with www.ebuyer.com even with one unit
>>>> per buyer.
>>>>
>>>> The Acer Linux PCs disappeared in one day.
>>>> They now bring in 700 new machines today
>>>> Wonder how long that will last at 130 pounds for a 3800 Sempron with
>>>> 512Mb RAM.
>>>>
>>>> For 150 pound eSys Linux machine is coming in with 1Gb RAM and 3.2GHz
>>>> Celeron and 160Gb HD.
>>>>
>>>> Thats 3 brands of Linux preloaded PCs Ebuyer is doing
>>>> and all just sell out instantly.
>>>
>>> They are buying them for the hardware you idiot.
>>> The first thing the users do is wipe Linux and install Windows.
>>
>> So you say. Why should anyone bother to believe an arsehole like you,
>> flatty?
>
> 1. Google is your friend.....
> 2. If Linux is such a great seller why is Asus introducing Windows
> versions in a couple of weeks? There is more profit in the Linux version
> due to no OS/applications cost no?
Firstly, Ausus is a hardware company. They are not software resellers.
There are plenty who do that. So by not collecting the micoshaft
tax, they become more efficient and whatever money they make they
keep to themselves. At the lower prices they are selling, they are
making a fortune for themselves - no sooner have they shipped a
container, its sold and money is in the bank. And they can't
ship enough - all stores have run out or are very low
on Ausus Linux EEE PCs.
Further, no one is stopping the likes of Ausus from gathering up open source
applications and making them into big bundles to sell them on
pre-installed and charge for the service and make even more money
and keep it all to themselves.
Its better than letting micoshaft gathering up open source
applications, washing it and rebadging it as proprietory
and selling it to Ausus to sell on and give back to micoshaft some big
percentage of their income to micoshaft. Particularly by being
forced to channel stuff it rather than actually make a sale.
No one is buying windummy crapola at the prices that have
to be charged to make a profit for companies stiffled by
micoshaft marketing crapola.
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