Building the Perfect PC

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Finally, we each maintain a personal journal page, updated daily, which frequently includes references to new PC hardware we’re working with, problems we’ve discovered, and other things we think are interesting. You can view these journal pages at:

Barbara: http://www.fritchman.com/diaries/thisweek.html

Robert: http://www.ttgnet.com/thisweek.html