twitter writes "The New York Times has a piercing analysis of documents from the Vista capable lawsuit. The documents show that Microsoft seems to have put a wrench in Vista's driver situation only at the last minute. 'Late OS code changes broke drivers... ...full story at slashdot
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| 28 Mar 08 |
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Nvidia drivers named as lead Vista crash cause in 2007 » the register (uk) Lawsuit documents spill beans Nvidia, not Microsoft, is apparently responsible for the drivers that caused the most Windows Vista crashes last year. That's if documents posted as part of a lawsuit probing PCs' ability to run the new OS are anything to go... |
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Microsoft 'Vista Capable' Settlement Cost Could Be Over $8 Billion » slashdot bk- writes with news that documents from the "Vista Capable" class-action lawsuit against Microsoft indicate the software giant could be on the hook for as much as $8.52 billion in upgrade costs. "[University of Washington economist Keith] Leffler came up... |
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NVIDIA drivers responsible for nearly 30% of Vista crashes in 2007 (Nilay Patel/Engadget) » techmeme Nilay Patel / Engadget: NVIDIA drivers responsible for nearly 30% of Vista crashes in 2007 — That huge bundle of damning emails and documents Microsoft produced as part of the Vista-capable lawsuit is full of fascinating information... |
| 18 Nov 08 |
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HP's Fury At Vista Capable Downgrade » slashdot More documents are coming out in court proceedings over the Vista Capable debacle. Internetnews.com has good coverage of HP's fury over Microsoft lowering the requirements for a Vista Capable sticker, at Intel's request. "Intel officials may have been... |
| 03 Feb 09 |
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Microsoft: employee stole documents for patent lawsuit » digg Microsoft has filed a lawsuit with the goal of blocking a patent lawsuit that targets three OEMs for using Microsoft's anti-piracy technology System Locked Preinstallation (SLP). The software giant alleges that an ex-employee stole documents from it in... |
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