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Microsoft e-mails show 'Vista Capable' changes helped Intel
Published 11/14/2008 at Latest from Computerworld
After pressure from Intel, Microsoft relaxed the rules for a crucial Windows Vista marketing program, a move that let the chipmaker sell older graphics chipsets that were incapable of meeting the original requirements, internal e-mails show.
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