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| Time: 10:36 EST/15:36 GMT | News Source: CNET | Posted By: Chris Hedlund | ||
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Longtime PC users know better than to get too attached to their systems. Before you realize it, the technology in your desktop is outdated and too slow for the latest and greatest components and applications. Worse yet, some technologies simply fade away, making peripheral upgrades impossible--look at what happened to ISA and VL-bus expansion slots. Well, get ready for not one, not two, but three new technologies for desktops that will render your current PC obsolete. | ||
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