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It generates additional income without overhead.

But you are right.

I'm in the same mess with my Acer Tablet PC. The Restore CD requires the Acer Combo drive which can only be found for $250-$350. Acer reps admitted it, and after 5 different drives [other than Acer Combo drives], I can say it is confirmed.

Like Acer, it is technological extortion, even printer cartridges from Epson and Dell have technology preventing competition.

I think that the DMCA is quickly gaining ground as the legal baseball bat to the knee.

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