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This article does not reflect the real situation. The Eu wants MS to deliver details to the interfaces to gain access to windows servers. Nobody wants them to deliver the whole source code. Additionally they are supposed to deliver a windows without integrated media player. Maybe the engadget writers should do better research when writing those articles. A better source of information to this topic is http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/75137
but unfortunatelly it is in German :) Europeans love competition but we do not like companies trying to do whatever they want.

Panasonic LF-MB121JD Blu-ray drive ships June 10th for $850

Apr 21st 2006 11:14AM on Engadget

according to www.heise.de this is the japanese release date. cant wait to see those showing up in the us or europe.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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