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VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:24:07 PM
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You did not have anything to add either, besides Ballmer's tricks to blame journalism and everything else.
I will wait for Ballmer to fire you for not doing real job and instead posting total BS in comments.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:21:16 PM
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It is too late to use your shill's tricks and blame it on journalism. Ask Ballmer for other scapegoating pointers.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:19:01 PM
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If it means ZERO to enterprise Ballmersoft should have communicated their intention better and released the damn thing next year when it would be ready and polished for mission critical tasks.

If I were enterprise I would not need buggy nonfunctional tablet.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:14:32 PM
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So you saying you are trashing Microsoft and not you nor anyone else did a research on what you just wrote?
NPCO
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11/15/2012 | 5:14:15 PM
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Yea, it's about missing the holiday shopping season, which happens to mean exactly ZERO to the enterprise.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:13:07 PM
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And you too. Read the article first.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:12:23 PM
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DId you read the article?
It is not about the release date.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:10:57 PM
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Do you care? Unless you are a shill on Ballmer's payroll.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:10:06 PM
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It's out. Stop shilling, go and actually BUY one.
VasyaPupkinsan
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11/15/2012 | 5:08:35 PM
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Overhyped BS usually leads to aftermath.

Ballmersoft exacerbates the issue by stocking up on scapegoats upfront.
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