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                        Microsoft Had Doubts About the 'Vista Capable' Label
                        
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        <b>Posted by
        
        <a href="http://slashdot.org/%7EZonk/">Zonk</a>
        on Tuesday February 12, @12:42PM</b><br>
        <strong>from the <b>marketing-will-make-it-all-better</b> dept.</strong>
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                        dionysus writes <i>"Last April, <a href="http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/04/03/183251&tid=201">Microsoft was sued</a> over its 'Vista Capable' labeling, and in hearing last week, attorneys for the plaintiffs presented evidence that <a href="http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080211-vista-capable-scheme-was-panned-at-microsoft.html">Microsoft employees were skeptical</a>
about the 'Vista Capable' marketing. Some of the most damning evidence
comes from Microsoft executives: 'Mike Nash, currently a corporate vice
president for Windows product management, wrote in an e-mail, "I
PERSONALLY got burnt ... Are we seeing this from a lot of customers?
... I now have a $2,100 e-mail machine." Jim Allchin, then the
co-president of Microsoft's Platforms and Services Division, wrote in
another e-mail, "We really botched this ... You guys have to do a
better job with our customers."' The judge in the case is currently
considering the plaintiffs' request to make it a class-action lawsuit."</i>
                </div><br clear="all">--<br>You realy must be in trouble when you own employees have lost faith.<br><br>azmodie<br>-- <br>Umbrella Corporation :-<br>"They are the fear within all of that there is a company. The Corporation controlling everything that is Umbrella.<br>
A combination of Microsoft and the US Military. At some level there is a board of directors who meet once a<br>month and decide all of our fates."<br>-- Jeremy Bolt - Producer - Resident Evil : Apocalypse