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Find out what punters say as Tesco's £20 software hits the shelves
Nish Patel, manager at retailer Micro Anvika, said Microsoft dominates the desktop market and that people will be dubious about buying a brand of software they don't know anything about, even if it is Tesco.
"For a beginner it will be fine but for any office user it won't. People who buy the low-end software won't know much about computers. Tesco for a can of baked beans, yes, but for computer software, no," he said.
Sai Casey, a staff member at retailer Gultronics, added: "I don't think Tesco can compete with Microsoft and there are also free online office applications now as well as things like OpenOffice."
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