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There is a program From Microsoft, called Windows Easy Transfer. Supposidly you can transfer from one machine to another machine via, a transfer cable, network(either wire or wirelss) or by external hard disk or USB memory key/flash drive. Has anyone tried this method yet? Are there anythings that ...

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I keep hearing that Linux get not viruses. I have a question that is this true?

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A T60 with an SSD? Intriguing. What did it cost and what OS on it?[/quote]


the cost is $1600.99 USD and it has Genuine windows 7 OS.

Yup, 7 is definitely one of "the good ones".[/quote]
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Have you used phones with a large slide-out mechanical keyboard? Typing on a keyboard like that (e.g. the one that my HTC Touch Pro2 has) is far easier and faster than typing on a touchscreen. However, if you were specifically referring to all those Blackberrys with tiny screens and tiny keyboards, ...

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I am using this tablet and till now its not encounter me.

Latios wrote:Wonderful works. I wish I could draw on these two X series tablets. Alas, I can only scribble then I try to draw something

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if you want to buy touch screen smartphone, then i will tell you please don't buy QWERTY phone. i think Google nexas smart phone will be better for you. it has lots of features and its an android smartphone.

Screen resolution is very important for me.

Windows 7 is one of the most favorite version. its really good OS. its also suitable for my works.

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I think you can't use it.

I think you can work with this laptop.

how old your laptop?

gdrunk wrote:I believe Windows does support an external iSight camera, so you could attach it to anything with a FireWire interface.

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