Microsoft will go BANKRUPT??

This article is from 3rd of April 2006, 06:07 GMT, and no, they have billions of dollars and are a pillar of the computer world, and with Windows 7 coming soon and being loved by many, MS is looking fine.SpruceCaboose

playstationgrad, rackin up them threads eh?

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[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]This article is from 3rd of April 2006, 06:07 GMT, and no, they have billions of dollars and are a pillar of the computer world, and with Windows 7 coming soon and being loved by many, MS is looking fine.PlaystationGrad

[QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"][QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]This article is from 3rd of April 2006, 06:07 GMT, and no, they have billions of dollars and are a pillar of the computer world, and with Windows 7 coming soon and being loved by many, MS is looking fine.SpruceCaboose

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"][QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"] i disagree, as much as i hope they dont, i like using windows....then again, i could just stick to vista and am getting sick of all these updatesPlaystationGrad

[QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"][QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"] You disagree with what, exactly?The_Game21x

[QUOTE="The_Game21x"][QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"] they will go bankruptPlaystationGrad

It doesn't take a genius to say no to the question of this topic. Decades from now ... you never know, but right now? You've got to be kidding me.

Yes, yes they will.

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"][QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"] i disagree, as much as i hope they dont, i like using windows....then again, i could just stick to vista and am getting sick of all these updatesPlaystationGrad

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

Yes, yes they will.

Silverbond

[QUOTE="Silverbond"]

Yes, yes they will.

PlaystationGrad

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

MGS4-SS

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

MGS4-SS

i hope not

[QUOTE="PlaystationGrad"][QUOTE="The_Game21x"] What, exactly, are you basing this on? :?The_Game21x

Don't bother.

The original article was laughable to begin with. This was the premise of the original article:

The idea is rather simple. What would happen if Microsoft failed with all of its products, or almost all of them, that are scheduled for release and in a few years, companies like Google, Apple, or IBM would invade the increasingly lower market share of the Redmond giant until the company went into bankruptcy?

Think about that. The idea is rather simple....what would happen if everything produced by _______(insert any company name) failed and its competitors _________(insert any company names) would invade and takeover.

Gee, I dunno Sherlock....what would happen if everything failed? Well,, I guess failure would happen :)

Seriously, a three year old could form that argument.....better.

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]This article is from 3rd of April 2006, 06:07 GMT, and no, they have billions of dollars and are a pillar of the computer world, and with Windows 7 coming soon and being loved by many, MS is looking fine.PlaystationGrad

[QUOTE="MGS4-SS"]

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

tktomo01

[QUOTE="tktomo01"][QUOTE="MGS4-SS"]

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

MGS4-SS

[QUOTE="tktomo01"][QUOTE="MGS4-SS"]

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.

MGS4-SS

Pay very close attention to that part of your statement I highlighted.

Specifically, the word beginning in "i".

AIG was the biggest insurer in the world, way bigger than Microsoft as a company.MGS4-SS

They own 96% of the computer soft ware market

If we can learn something from the state of the economy these days, is that Microsoft (and any other company) can bite the dust in a blink of an eye.