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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
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To: Ibexx who wrote (3746)10/24/1997 2:58:00 AM
From: Flair  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
Ibexx,

A follow-up story on Micron Electronics backing Microsoft.

biz.yahoo.com

Friday October 24 1:16 AM EDT

Micron Electronics backs Microsoft browser

NAMPA, Idaho, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Micron Electronics Inc
Thursday said it had no complaint with Microsoft Corp.
despite tough negotiations with the software giant detailed in
court documents filed by the Justice Department.

A Micron manager was quoted in court papers as saying the
the manufacturer had wanted to ship computers without
Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser icon, but the Redmond,
Wash.-based company refused to allow it.

Microsoft's refusal to allow manufacturers to license its
Windows 95 operating system without the browser is at the heart
of a Justice Department charge that Microsoft violated its 1995
agreement settling antitrust charges.

Micron Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Joe Daltoso
noted that testimony from the company's manager was provided
under subpoena and said it did not represent a complaint
against the powerful software company.

''We negotiate with Microsoft and our other partners on a
daily basis,'' Daltoso said in a statement. ''Give and take is
the definition of business negotiations.''

He said the company has determined Microsoft's browser is
''the best business solution for us and our customers.''
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