Re: Power Computing Dead or Alive?

[rbtbcm]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: 

We still use our Power Tower Pro 250 as our main computer.  One of these days 
we'll get time and energy to upgrade the processor, but for right now, it's 
got lots of RAM and handles my Illustrator and Photoshop work very well.  Slow 
on the internet, though.  We won't get rid of it even if we buy a new system 
one day.  I'm grateful that drives and stuff are no longer stratospheric in 
price.  

Cheers,
Monica  

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Slow on the internet? Suspect the modem. Don't think the processor has anfting to do 
with it.
UNLESS you're speaking of LARGE graphices. 

RHB 

Robert H. Baucom - Certified Curmudgeon
I'm in Borrego Springs,CA for the winter. Send E-Mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Until April 1st '04 

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