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Yes we in Europe will get our own edition of Vista: the N-edition. this will be the version that nobody will use, pay the same price and get less: no Media Player.
I have got the idea that Neelie Kroes does not know what she is asking from both the consumer as from Microsoft. as a consumer: two products, same price, only no media player, so I have to go and get some media player from the web (as if I cannot do this right now) .
And from Microsoft: Invest in yet another version as if six versions is not enough.
For more information about which feature is in which version of Vista, I saw this great document: click here to download (mind you, it is only readable in the new document formats: xps or docx.
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..um no, im in US and im using N editions,
i hate the bundled WMP, every time you finish playing something it tries to connect to the net and send out info about what you just played, bullshit
yeah
So, disable it easily in Options
m1c4d0
Listen to some better music so that you are not embarrased by what you are playing.
This is what happens when lawyers get involved with something they don’t understand. Ahh, the good old days when the only people that used computers were people that knew how to use computers…
I remember buying a text editor, do you hate notepad too?
Rug
rug piss off with the old guru crap
titter
‘yeah’ is just a n00b who doesn’t know what he’s talking about. companies like Real should understand that if a user does not know of other alternative media players then they are not the ones to target. leave msft to pre-bundle whatever they want, its their os. if u want another media player & you know how to get it & make it the default player then you should be able to do so without the european union suing for it.
qwerty-stroker