I, for one, would really like to buy a naked laptop
now, and desktop machines as the ones on my small lan
expire.
regards,
Carl
--- Chad Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems that Microsoft is concerned for computer
white box makers
income. They are on a campaign to convince the PC
Carl Shewmaker wrote:
I, for one, would really like to buy a naked laptop
now, and desktop machines as the ones on my small lan
expire.
regards,
Carl
--- Chad Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When it comes to desktop computers, they really aren't that hard to
build from parts, and the
It seems that Microsoft is concerned for computer white box makers
income. They are on a campaign to convince the PC makers of the UK that
selling a naked box or a computer without an operating system is not in
their best interest financially. According to Microsoft, the makers would
get more
Chad Smith wrote:
It seems that Microsoft is concerned for computer white box makers
income. They are on a campaign to convince the PC makers of the UK that
selling a naked box or a computer without an operating system is not in
their best interest financially. According to Microsoft, the
Cor Nouws wrote:
You bet ..
What I wonder more: why do (nearly) all computer vendors advertise We
advice Windows XP Professional
Free will? Or obliged when they want to sell MsWindows on the box??
How about Designed for Microsoft Windows? Since when do you design
hardware to match the
On Wed, 2006-04-05 at 18:06 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
It seems that Microsoft is concerned for computer white box makers
income.
er that would be me and I don't notice much concern for me, more a
concern for them. When we sell a PC with Windows on it we usually make
nothing on the OS at all.
On Thu, 2006-04-06 at 00:22 +0200, Cor Nouws wrote:
What do you all think about this? Mofia like tactics or just a healthy
marketing push for more Windows boxen?
You bet ..
What I wonder more: why do (nearly) all computer vendors advertise We
advice Windows XP Professional
Free
