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For trading? Sun, IBM, Craig have 64bits stuff for years.. I'm specifically talking about the consumer space. You can address upto 128GB with PAE with some version of Windows 2003. Yes, 32 bits w/PAE. That license alone can cost more than a high end consumer PC

theres really no speed boost to a 64bit OS. The only reason you would ever want to use 64bit is to address more than 4GB of memory. Anyone here that uses a 64bit OS actually sports 6, 8, 12, 16 GB of memory? 64bits programs are often larger than 32bits programs. FYI I am on my 2nd...

diddo... I dont think there's a Vista 64 out yet. Plus... a true 32bits processor from Intel the 386DX was out in 1988ish. And a true 32 bit operating system from Microsoft was Windows NT 4.0 in 1996. It took 8 years to transition. Not until Windows XP, most people still stuck between...

Economy purchasing power of about 300million... The rest cant even afford to shop at a "local" Walmart

http://marketplace.publicradio.org/shows/2007/06/01/PM200706013.html

Taxes anyone? http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=10588669

#4, can you say i-n-f-l-a-t-i-o-n? can you also say, rate hike? people that supports #4 are like the people that supports ethanol for fuel. now everything that made out of corn went up.

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programming languages benchmark http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/debian/index.php

Thunderbird. It won't be a complete substitude I use Yahoo Mail beta, web based.

http://docs.google.com decent, collaborative

3$? that's a bargain! It's 3.30-3.60 in LA area!

I am in the process of building my rig to replace my current AMD64 3500+... It's running 50-60% CPU utilization + occasional 100% spikes. Here are the cost Total 755 Tax 817.2875 Type Price Note CPU 230 e6600 M/B 100 GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3 Mem 95 WINTEC AMPX 2x1GB DDR2 800...

higher resolution the better, unless you're getting old and/or can't see very well (no punt intended)

I Have to post this http://pileofphotos.com/view/62/Incredible_monitor_setups

yes... you'll be paying the dividend to the nice people you sold these borrowed stocks certificates to.

hahahahahaha.... great translation....

you use that to show only 1 chart in the office... for everyone else in the room to see. Your average 20inch wide screen LCD's are 1680x1050 This is a 70inch with 1920x1080....

Sure... when XP was shipped, it had its set of problems... However, XP was not a "brand new" OS as you think it is. If you have used Windows 2000, XP was 2000, with much faster boot time. It was like a 95 -> 98 transition. Nothing spectacular happened in between. I was more than...

yes those 1000-2000$ routers have these settings.