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Originally Posted by sulu View Post
According to that point of view the laptop and the OS form a common entity that cannot be taken apart without destroying the product.
But the courts have already seen through this kind of shenanigans when Microsoft claimed that IE was an integral part of Windows and cannot be removed without crippling Windows. Claiming that the laptop and the OS are an integrated product is even more feeble, and even easier to disprove.

As a result you can still refuse to accept the Windows EULA, ask for a refund and the seller will ask you to return the product to grant you the refund. The problem is, the product is the "integrated device" and not some "OS part" so you'll have to return the laptop too.
As long as the manufacturer or the reseller pays the postage then it would be good fun to keep buying and returning those machines until the manufacturer stop being such d*cks.

Originally Posted by wicket View Post
Storage is limited as you mentioned but it can be expanded with an SD card.
That is until Google release an update that renders your SD card useless like they've done with Android 4.4.2 (and probably subsequent versions).
 

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