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                  <h1>Your computer is 8 years old? That's 160 in laptop
                    years!!</h1>
                  <p>One question I am often asked is “How long should
                    my computer last?” The answer is always, “It
                    depends.” There are many factors that play into how
                    long you should expect to use your current computer.
                    Our expectations change over time. The software we
                    use becomes more bloated. The hardware degrades over
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                  <h1>There's a New Kid in Town (Chrome Books)</h1>
                  <p>While we were all fighting over which laptop is
                    better, an Apple based or a Microsoft based, Google
                    has released their own operating system. Many
                    computer manufacturers are now building laptops
                    based on it as well as the traditional Windows
                    laptop. The Chrome Book is the new kid on the block.
                    But like a stubborn teenager, it does what it wants
                    to do and nothing more. It has some growing up to
                    do, but it may turn out to be the future of portable
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                      href="http://www.pcc-tech.com/node/73">Read More</a></p>
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                  <h1>Phuture of Phree Wi-Phi Phones</h1>
                  <p>Well, maybe not totally free, but Wi-Fi is changing
                    the way we think about communications. If you still
                    have an old land-line type of phone at home, you are
                    already behind the times. Cell phones have all but
                    killed the market for home phones. No longer do you
                    call someone's house, but now you call a person.
                    Each person has their own cell phone and their own
                    cell phone number. (Anyone still remember party
                    lines where one phone line was shared among several
                    houses?)  <a moz-do-not-send="true"
                      href="http://www.pcc-tech.com/node/72"> Read More</a></p>
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                  <h1>Passwords - Keys to the Information Superhighway</h1>
                  <p>“Hackers nab 1.2B passwords in colossal breach,
                    says security firm” That is the headline of an
                    article from CNET in August of last year. So what
                    can you do to protect yourself from password heists?
                    Unfortunately, we are in a state of minimizing
                    damage rather than avoiding it entirely. Those 1.2
                    Billion passwords, and many others from similar
                    attacks have already been stolen. The horse is
                    already out of the barn. The question now becomes,
                    “What can be done to minimize the effect of this and
                    similar password breaches?”   <a
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