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Microsoft Store PC’s won’t have bloatware 
CrunchGear | by Dave Freeman | Wed, Oct 28
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In an ironic twist, it’s coming to light that computers purchased from the Microsoft retail stores will not contain the ‘trialware’ that was typically included in new PC’s. This answers one of the criticisms that Apple users typically had about new PC’s. This has been confirmed by both emp...
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