By Mike Ricciuti
Published: Thursday 24 April 2008
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Name
Nick Cole
Location
Scotland
Occupation
Director
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People do not choose to buy Vista. The presence of this operating system is a consequence of the anti-competitive practice of (forced) bundling it with a new PC.
Apart from a new appearance (experience) what have customers really got for their expenditure? Is it really worth it, especially for corporate installations?
If they think it represents value for money, how are they really evaluating it?
well here's my vote for XP
and I know a lot of ...
Karen Challinor
Given that most private PC purchasers are stuck wi...
Andrew Robb
People do not choose to buy Vista. The presence o...
Nick Cole
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