Microsoft is turning to royalty fees in an attempt to prevent Taiwanese OEMs Acer and Asustek Computer from using Android and Chrome OS on netbooks.
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Microsoft to charge royalty fees to prevent Taiwanese OEMs from using Android in netbooks
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