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It is funny to think that MIT would take Microsoft's side. But, whatever, his arguements are still flawed.
Stuart Madnick, professor of information technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said the states' demand for a version of Windows that can be customized by computer makers and other software makers would be difficult to achieve and sap resources devoted to improving the operating system.[PAGEBREAK]
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It is funny to think that MIT would take Microsoft's side. But, whatever, his arguements are still flawed.
Stuart Madnick, professor of information technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said the states' demand for a version of Windows that can be customized by computer makers and other software makers would be difficult to achieve and sap resources devoted to improving the operating system.[PAGEBREAK]
Read More at CNET