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« Reply #15 on: June 04, 2007, 01:33:01 am »
[actually it seemed the tasks were well-defined common office productivity tasks.  Hopefully office workers are not surfing you-tube?

No one is going to run out and get a 20 year old mac beecause of this article. On the other hand a lot of unecessary upgrading is done in office environments. I think the point was well made. Why get touchY?
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« Reply #16 on: June 05, 2007, 12:39:24 am »
I know because I ran AVG just recently on request by the IT folks at my place. It did a complete scan and found nothing. I uninstalled it thereafter.

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As an aside, on my notebooks, I can't really say that WinXP runs slow as hell. It runs fast enough. I don't run any anti-virus software and I don't get viruses; I do run Windows Firewall.
Wow, how do you know you don't have any viruses if you're not running any antivirus? A firewall will do diddly squat to protect you against virus or trojan infection. For example the recent animated cursor exploit simply requires that you visit a malicious website (or a site with links to that malicious site). AVG does a free version of their antivirus software which is pretty good for the price.
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« Reply #17 on: June 05, 2007, 12:46:25 am »
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[actually it seemed the tasks were well-defined common office productivity tasks.  Hopefully office workers are not surfing you-tube?

No one is going to run out and get a 20 year old mac beecause of this article. On the other hand a lot of unecessary upgrading is done in office environments. I think the point was well made. Why get touchY?
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Of course no one will do that because advances in technology did improve productivity. Sure, no one is surfing you-tube. But I'm pretty sure thumb-drives or some USB devices like card readers etc are used in common office environment.

I don't think the point was well made. It was yet another meaningless jab at MS for the sake of jabbing at it.

He made his point. I made mine. Why get so defensive over the article?
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« Reply #18 on: June 05, 2007, 04:42:33 am »
usb is a decade old. hardly an excuse for tri-annual upgrades as companies like Dell suggest. This is getting silly though.
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