'Vista Capable' Suit Against Microsoft Allowed to Proceed
The software giant's request to dismiss a suit alleging that "Windows Vista Capable" stickers the company put on PCs violated consumer protection laws has been denied.
I hope the question gets asked early on: "What were the specs of the computer Ms. Kelley bought, and what version of XP did it have installed? Did she expect to get a version of Vista that was of higher 'premium level' than what she had?"
If by "People" you mean attorneys..... well they gotta eat :smileytongue:
That is the problem with our justice system, a tenth of the attorneys in the world live in the U.S. and a tenth of those live in California where I am; and yes they do All they can to eat :smileysurprised:
My
vote
verdict goes to Microsoft :robotwink:
Peace
pcgeek11 wrote:
'Vista Capable' Suit Against Microsoft Allowed to Proceed
The software giant's request to dismiss a suit alleging that "Windows Vista Capable" stickers the company put on PCs violated consumer protection laws has been denied.
I think I would rather have a blood devouring leach DOCTOR. :smileymad:
XPS 410
VISTA Home Premium
Core 2 Duo E6400
2GB DDR2 SDRAM 667MHz
19" ultra sharp LCD Monitor
ATI Radeon X1300 pro 256MB DVIVGA
Datasafe 320GB/Norton Ghost
48X Combo and 16X DVD+/-RW
Sound Blaster Audigy MB Audio
Laptop Inspiron 8100 XP Home
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