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Dreamcast resurges on Sony's woes
Wednesday 11 October 2000 – 07:06
The shortfall in PlayStation 2 game consoles, due October 26, has put Sega's Dreamcast back into the game.
Microsoft learns from PS2 woes
Saturday 23 December 2000 – 07:22
Microsoft's Xbox executives seem to have taken a lesson from Sony's botched launch of the PlayStation 2, plagued by product shortages, and are in the process of lining up production facilities both in North American and in Europe.
Microsoft details Windows plans amid security woes
Wednesday 5 May 2004 – 05:16
Microsoft will make its software more reliable and easier to use, promised the vice president responsible for its flagship Windows operating system, even as a new worm continued to wreak havoc on personal computers on Tuesday.
Spore Sells One Million Copies Amidst DRM Woes
Monday 29 September 2008 – 09:40 in Business
In less than a month since its release, Spore has sold more than one million copies since shipping on September 7
Vista Hates Samsung MP3 Players, Too
Wednesday 7 February 2007 – 01:54
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Apple curing laptop battery woes with software update*
Tuesday 1 May 2007 – 07:46
Apple has announced a software update that should help MacBook and MacBook Pro owners with some battery problems. ...
Reader Feedback on Tech Support Woes*
Saturday 20 May 2006 – 10:00
After Aaron McKenna recounted his poor experience of Dell technical support we received a flood of emails from disillusioned consumers. Some frustrating stories were told, some ironic. Not many told tales of receiving value for their money.
Mac OSX: Cracked for PCs + More Update Woes*
Friday 2 November 2007 – 11:44 in Consumer Electronics
Mac OSX Leopard can now run on your PC and you don't even need a Core 2 Duo CPU. And, Apple's handling of the Leopard upgrade continues to tarnish the company's reputation; latest issue: censorship.
Reader feedback: Windows Vista woes*
Friday 2 February 2007 – 08:21
Some might have called us cynical to label Vista purchasers members of a not-so-exclusive "Pay-in beta test", but after a decade or two of working with computers and upgrades we should all pretty much know the deal where Windows upgrades are concerned: You buy it on the first day, you're a gibbering wreck by the second.

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