Bill Gates to testify in an antitrust lawsuit involving Microsoft 21st

Summary: Microsoft founder Bill Gates 21st to testify in a lawsuit involving Microsoft antitrust litigation. The US novel company sued Microsoft in 2004 to identify the latter's launch of the Windows WINDOWS95 operating system to promote word word-processing software to technical hand

Microsoft Company founder Bill Gates 21st to testify in a lawsuit involving Microsoft antitrust litigation.

The US novel company sued Microsoft in 2004, identifying the latter as a violation of antitrust laws in Windows95 to promote word word processing software and to novel The WordPerfect Word-processing software developed by technology to the developer.

Novel that Microsoft's "monopolistic practices" caused novel to lose 1.2 billion of billions of dollars.

The case has been in session for about one months, Gates 21st as the first witness to testify in court, 22nd continue to testify.

Gates denied novel identified, said novel developed WordPerfect software and "Windows 95" system is incompatible, can not be "packaged" launch.