Here we have a company focused like a laser beam on what customers want
DonnieBoy | 12/16/03
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I've always said that
voska | 12/16/03
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Reality Break.
ShadeTree | 12/16/03
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i agree
ryusen | 12/16/03
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Who said they would
voska | 12/16/03
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DonnieBoy did!!
ShadeTree | 12/16/03
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The basic business model is not sustainable.
DonnieBoy | 12/16/03
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I think MS knows this and ...
voska | 12/17/03
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Agreed
bhanes@... | 12/16/03
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How much do customers save if they don't want MS pre-install?
toomuchgreeatea@... | 12/16/03
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Good Point
voska | 12/16/03
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Savings ?
Update victim | 12/17/03
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What is your point?
ShadeTree | 12/17/03
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Things change, they do not allways stay the same.
DonnieBoy | 12/16/03
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Focused like a laser beam on what other companies have already done
marksashton | 12/16/03
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Let them have their voice
FilledOut | 12/16/03
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RE: Focused like a laser beam...
JakAttak | 12/16/03
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So is it inovation when Microsoft gives customers what others have done?
DonnieBoy | 12/16/03
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Get a clue
Stewart Cannon | 12/17/03
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SIP Support? Big deal. Win XP has had for quite a while
marksashton | 12/16/03
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Isn't that always the way
voska | 12/16/03
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Don't get me this Linux zealots crap
bhodges_z | 12/16/03
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Nice spin job.
vdraken | 12/16/03
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what you fail to understand is that...
ryusen | 12/16/03
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Re: SIP Support? Big deal.
The Jetman | 12/17/03
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Lindows - marketing problem
pcardno@... | 12/17/03
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The Command Prompt
voska | 12/17/03
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Re: The Command Prompt
The Jetman | 12/17/03
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Where is the news!
DarbyOhara | 12/17/03
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This is great News!!!
hamite1212 | 12/19/03
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Where is the news!
DarbyOhara | 12/17/03
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