Computers

Ever notice the older we get the more we are like computers?
We start out with lots of memory and drive, then we eventually become outdated.
We crash at odd moments.
Errors start to occur in our systems.
We have to have our parts replaced.
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At a recent computer expo (COMDEX), Bill Gates reportedly compared the computer industry with the auto industry and stated, “If GM had kept up with technology like the computer industry has, we would all be driving $25.00 cars that got 1,000 miles to the gallon.”
In response to Gates’ comments, General Motors issued the following press release:
If GM [...]

Computers have changed little since the time IBM created the first PC Clone. New features on the motherboard bus have made managing computer files a whole lot easier, however. USB was a small revolution in the way computers manage data from the cell phone to the iPod. Using this versatile bus can mean the difference between recovering [...]

Computer memory is an essential part of your computing experience. If you don’t have enough in your system, it will appear to be slow, may take a long time to boot, or may delay completion of essential tasks like virus checking. Many computer users will undoubtedly still be running Windows XP and probably will for [...]

The  Computer History Museum located in Mountain View, CA collects and maintains artifacts of all things related to computing. Their collection spans more than fifty years. If you have a hard-to-find rare piece of computing nostalgia, the CHM meets each week to discuss items offered for donation. Their online form makes donating to the museum [...]

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