Dell trialling Mozilla Firefox on PCs, claim

Well there's a thing, if true

By Adamson Rust

Thu Dec 15 2005, 22:50

SOURCES CLAIMED the Dell Corporation is shipping PCs in the UK with Mozilla Firefox on the desktop.

The firm is giving it a go because Firefox is a popular web browser amongst buyers, the sources continued.

We contacted Dell UK this morning. The firm refused to either confirm or deny such a trial was happening. A rep said the firm would get back to us on that one. Mozilla could not be contacted for confirmation at press time. µ

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