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M$ comes full circle....

[p]For those who don't remember the past, this should refresh your memory:[/p]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenix

[p]Notice the players THEN..[/p]

Yep, I've worked with ALL of them...

[p]AT&T used A UNIX variant on the 3B2 port switching systems.[/p]

It was Microprocessor based...

[p]Dell needs to bounce back. Hitching it's star to FOSS might be the best decision Dell ever made.[/p]
[p] My recent experience with HP hardware says that HP just forced the paying customer to accept a non-supported Vista. Period. HP is losing their market share with that attitude. HP systems are starting to appear on the SURPLUS market, rebranded WITHOUT an Operating system. Add to that our experience with a TOP OF THE LINE laptop that has been returned already because the Vista didn't support the card reader or other built-in functions.[/p]

[p]Draw your own conclusions[/p]

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