> >Anyway, I am still using my 3400 and still having slowdowns. For some reason >only while online the screen will lockup for up to five minutes. Cursor will >move fine, but no screen updates. I figured it was an Internet Explorer >problem, but the same thing seems to happen with Opera and iCab (when I can >get it to work, lots of poorly written webpages out there that iCab doesn't >like!) I haven't noticed it when a web browser is not open (like online to >check email with Outlook Express).
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