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DOJ Investigators Dig Into Windows 7
Posted by Philipp on: 2008-06-23 17:58:56 [ Print | Permalink ]

Daily Tech reports that Windows 7 is being reviewed by the federal government

"With Windows 7 set to likely launch holiday 2009 (based on Bill Gates and CEO Steve Ballmer's public remarks), Microsoft handed over the code and copies of Windows 7 in its current state to Department of Justice Technical Committee (TC) members to comb for possible antitrust violations."

>> DOJ Investigators Dig Into Windows 7