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Originally Posted by narangz
^^Buyers? Do you mean those poor souls who are not geeks & spent on that intel crap must suffer?
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yes. and they are not poor souls.
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Originally Posted by NucleusKore
Serves them right (both vendors and buyers).
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yup
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Originally Posted by gx_saurav
Time for Intel to face the consequences.
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depends. the court might even say that M$ could have rejected Intel's proposal. As long as there are no pr00fs of intel blackmailing M$, intel may get off
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Originally Posted by NucleusKore
Yes, Intel is almost a monopoly isn't it?
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not intel, but its x86 platform is a monopoly
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Originally Posted by narangz
Yes. It is.
But why should buyers suffer?
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because ignorance is NOT bliss.
To buy an LCD TV, I did 3 weeks of research.
To buy a DVD Player, I did 10 days of research.
To buy a wrist watch I did 4 days of research.
To buy a cricket bat, I did 5 hours of research.
Any purchase needs thought and hard work of the brain. If you are stupid, you die. Its that simple. Only the fittest survive, so
Be Fit.
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Originally Posted by iMav
i hope by this revelation anti-MS brigade tries and rationally understands that theres not just 1 product but a lot of other products & politics behind the scenes  |
we already know about different problems in M$. But one has to agree, this is a battle involving the top TWO biggest monopolies. It must be intresting, and the lawyers fighting the case will get rich even if they loose the case, and if they win the case, they might as well retire and swim in gold for all eternity
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Originally Posted by narangz
Not everyone in this world is a geek! They use computers for entertainment, internet & work. You cannot expect everyone to know the technical details.
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As I said before, research does not hurt. Anything we do must be a pre thought and carefully planned step. There is no
ctrl + z in real life. You need to be sure of what you are doing so that you have no regrets later.
