By Adam Frucci

Oct 6, 2009 4:00 PM

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There May Be a Touch of Anti-Microsoft Bias on CNBC

This exchange, as seen during a segment on Windows 7 on CNBC's Street Signs this afternoon, doesn't feature CNBC's resident Apple knob-polisher Jim Goldman, surprisingly. But it might as well. Cable news, everybody! Consistently worthless.

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