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and the End Result?
"As a result of the Commission's remedy, the configuration of such bundles will reflect what consumers want, and not what Microsoft imposes."

In that case, then we will STILL be seeing WMP as the dominant force in the media player market. It sure blows away anything Real and QuickTime have to offer, and there do not appear to be any other serious contenders on the horizon.

I think it would be great if they offered a version of Windows without Media Player and NOBODY bought it.
Posted by: Stewart Cannon   Posted on: 03/24/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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So what does this mean?  rapson | 03/24/04
WMP not the issue  IT_User | 03/24/04
But that still leaves the question  rapson | 03/24/04
what they have to do?  NemesisNL | 03/24/04
I don't think there's an a priori answer  IT_User | 03/24/04
So what does this mean?  alexr_z | 03/24/04
How does that help consumers?  WhoIsDaMan | 03/24/04
Plain and simple...it doesn't.  Stewart Cannon | 03/24/04
and the End Result?  Stewart Cannon | 03/24/04
Finally a solution that will open up inter-operability  Richard Flude | 03/24/04
Getting Ahead of Ourselves Here  TeWaitere_z | 03/25/04

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