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Old 3rd Nov 2007, 09:42 AM
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halloo
i have a questions on computers
why they keep changing computers ??
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wtf?
Lol, I believe the OP is referring to 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista....

Technology changes/improves. So in turn the Operating Systems are upgraded to meet the technology.

Thats it in a nut shell.
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Originally Posted by Spencer2004 View Post
wtf?

i know the question is stupid
because my university is stupid too
this is a home work , and this question i couldn't answer it
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Join the club of people disillusiond with education!
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give me the link
where ??
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give me the link
where ??
Link to what?
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HaHa, not been on here for a couple weeks and the first thread I read leaves me confuesed beyond belief?

...Indeed, what link?!
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Originally Posted by RawRyder View Post
halloo
i have a questions on computers
why they keep changing computers ??
Would you drive a car built in 1990 or one built in 2007? Even if both cars were untouch. You would pick 2007....why because its faster, nicer, quieter, cd radio, and generally nicer to drive.

So with a computer that is 10 years old and can't do more than two tasks say playing itunes and surfing the web you might want a computer than can play itunes, surf, msn, watch a video all at the same time. So as time goes by they make better machines with newer and better technology.

If we never changed anything we would still be living in caves.

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