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Court date set for lawsuit over "Windows Vista Capable" branding

Back in April, Microsoft was accused of misleading customers by unfairly labeling machines only capable of running Windows Vista Home Basic as "Windows Vista Capable." While the company later redefined what "Vista Capable" meant, Microsoft was still slapped with a lawsuit.

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