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What Are The Damages From Vista-Capable PCs?
Published 1/4/2009 by infoweek@methvin.com (Dave Methvin) at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
Here's another installment in the continuing saga regarding Microsoft's "Vista Capable PC" logo. This time, the question is about damages. If the buyers of these PCs were deceived because of the logo, what did it cost them? Here's where the lawsuit falls apart.
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What Are The Damages From Vista-Capable PCs?
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