Dell puts logo pressure on Microsoft, Intel

Dell is so fed up with all those stickers from Microsoft and Intel that it has to put on PCs it makes that it's stomping its mighty foot.
But it doesn't seem that Dell is bothered about the tacky look the logos impart to your otherwise handsome notebook, but that it just wants to dump the stickers to save time, and therefore money.
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