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- Free is a loser for MS
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"Anyway, had to throw that in but I do agree...Microsoft will succeed simply because it knows how and FREE is always a winner."
That doesn't bode well for M$...it works for the competitors. M$ has been able to give certain things for free in the past because they subsidized them with revenue from the really core products. Now, its those core products that are being challenged. First it will be Office. Within 5 years, it will be Windows. Free is not good for M$. - Posted by: techboy_z Posted on: 11/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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