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Which Notebook Computer
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    Operating System - This is the operating system your notebook 
     computer uses in order to compute and carry out your applications. 
     MicroSoft Windows XP Tablet Edition is an example of an OS. It uses 
     a Tablet Version of the very popular Windows XP Professional found 
     in many computers.  

     It is generally agreed that you need at least 256MB of RAM for 
     Windows XP and Mac OS X. For Windows Vista you will need 1 Gig of RAM 
     or more. You will also benefit from having a new Core 2 Duo or Athlon 
     64 X2 processor. If you need further andvice on upgrading to Windows Vista 
     check here: Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor

     In the same light, many current laptop owners are upgrading their systems 
     to take advantage of Windows Vista. If you want to upgrade your system, 
     here is a popular link: Computer Memory Upgrade

     


     



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