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- Typical of the computer industry Intel,Microsoft same crap find anyway to keep competition down and therefore keep prices up it's illegal and it's typical of the way these 2 corporate bad citizens act.Callous disregard for their customers and keep innovation as slow as possible by keeping their competitors down threw illegal means!!
- Posted by: wizardb@... Posted on: 02/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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