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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (289)	12/4/1998 4:00:00 PM
From: Mark Oliver	Read Replies (2) of 1989

I guess I'm a contrarian. A month ago I upgraded from a Pentium 133 notebook computer to the 300 Pentium II. I am very pleased with the change. Maybe I am a geek. I use my computer for speech recognition and art work. Both of these applications are like night and day running on the more powerful system. Naturally, I also spend a lot of time on the Internet. One could argue the faster machine offers little advantage for browsing, but again I find more memory and power allows me freedom to run six browsers, dictation and any other project I might be playing with at the same time. The new laptop also has a 15 in. screen which is very nice. Also, my hard drive is five times bigger and the graphics are better. Do I need it? I think so. Regards, Mark PS Once you start using voice dictation it gets hard to type. It is undoubtedly a great new application. Surprisingly enough, this is not Off Topic. I'm using Dragon Systems NaturallySpeaking which is majority owned by Seagate.

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