Re: End of Windows XP support means beginning of security...

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KodiacZiller Premium join:2008-09-04 73368 kudos:2	reply to daveinpoway Re: End of Windows XP support means beginning of security... These people can either spend a few dollars upgrading their systems or they can go with an alternative OS or they can quit complaining. Nothing to see here, move along.
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caffeinator Coming soon to a cup near you.. Premium join:2005-01-16 WA, USA kudos:4 Reviews: ·CenturyLink	Yeah. I'm a late-adopter type who reviled Vista and used XP until the bitter end, but it's really a no-brainer now. I recently found a immaculate used laptop (built for Vista) on CL for my brother's homework: a 17" 1.6Ghz dual-core w/ 1.5GB of RAM and a 160GB HDD for $110. It came with a clean install of Win7 Home and it flies. This is only a local Community College and a "basic skills" sort of class he's taking. Yet, they use MS Office 10 and Windows 7 machines. The days of XP predominating in the educational and workforce arenas are pretty much over IMO. -- My 9/11 Tribute..online since 9/14/01 Need an Avatar? Check out Wafen's Avatar Pages
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