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We may be a country obsessed with fixing our homes and tricking out our cars, but we usually throw away our PCs when they start to give us trouble. These days, however, the recession and the tight ...

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This article got me to thinking. . . one of my longstanding problems with regards to laptops, is that you can't change the motherboard/cpu/gpu, in most cases. Laptops are sold as "sealed-box" systems, ...