Microsoft May be Breaking Antitrust/Competition Laws Again
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Windows 10 S forces Bing, Edge on your kids. If you don't like it, get Win10 Pro – Microsoft [Ed: Microsoft is as evil as ever is not worse than ever. Recall what it did to Netscape.]
After Tuesday's big launch of Windows 10 S, it emerged the software will force people to use Edge and Bing. How can that be?
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The new Surface Laptop is no Chromebook
What were you thinking, Microsoft? The company's just-released Surface Laptop is meant to challenge Chromebooks, but at a starting price of $999, who the heck will buy it? It sure won't be schools, which Chromebook dominates now.
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Once upon a time, Microsoft made billions from locking people into its programs. Those days are long gone, and I don't see why Microsoft thinks it can come back.
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Microsoft's Surface Laptop is ridiculously expensive in the UK [Ed: Microsoft will lose billions trying in vain to "sell" (rent) these to gullible people wishing to be spied on.]
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Is Microsoft serious about competing with Chromebooks? [iophk: "Microsoft fifth columnists inside the schools will buy it anyway, regardless of price" (see EDGI)]
How can one believe that Microsoft is really serious about competing with Google's Chromebooks in the education and home sectors when it launches a competitor that costs four times the amount?
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