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Computerworld - Russian antitrust regulators are investigating Microsoft's retirement of Windows XP and could file formal charges as early as next month, according to a government statement on Thursday.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) accused Microsoft of abusing its dominant position in the operating system market by pulling Windows XP from retail in June 2008, thus forcing users to buy Vista -- even though demand for the former remained high.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
I thought this was pretty funny. I'm not sure exactly where to post this so I chose Science and Technology. Seemed fitting maybe not?
I especially liked some of the comments.
"This is silly. By that mentality, I should be able to sue Chrysler for not selling the old style Wrangler..."
Claims Microsoft abandoned older OS to force users to buy Vista
Computerworld - Russian antitrust regulators are investigating Microsoft's retirement of Windows XP and could file formal charges as early as next month, according to a government statement on Thursday.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) accused Microsoft of abusing its dominant position in the operating system market by pulling Windows XP from retail in June 2008, thus forcing users to buy Vista -- even though demand for the former remained high.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
I thought this was pretty funny. I'm not sure exactly where to post this so I chose Science and Technology. Seemed fitting maybe not?
I especially liked some of the comments.
"This is silly. By that mentality, I should be able to sue Chrysler for not selling the old style Wrangler..."
Claims Microsoft abandoned older OS to force users to buy Vista
Computerworld - Russian antitrust regulators are investigating Microsoft's retirement of Windows XP and could file formal charges as early as next month, according to a government statement on Thursday.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) accused Microsoft of abusing its dominant position in the operating system market by pulling Windows XP from retail in June 2008, thus forcing users to buy Vista -- even though demand for the former remained high.
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by andy1033
Any software has issues. Name one that doesn't need a patch, Extensions or whatever the developer calls it.
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by andy1033
Any software has issues. Name one that doesn't need a patch, Extensions or whatever the developer calls it.
So you are saying Vista is as good as XP.....?
You are mistaken ...sry you are just plain wrong..
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Any software has issues. Name one that doesn't need a patch, Extensions or whatever the developer calls it.