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Mathew J. Schwartz
Microsoft Bloatware Cleaning Offer Treats You Like Dirt
May 23, 2012 10:57 AM
For just $99, Microsoft will eliminate the junk added to its Windows 7 PCs by OEM manufacturers. Steve Jobs would have enjoyed this development.