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. . . Then my new�PC is working, has my data, has software installed, can see the net, and knows where my LJ�is (among other things).�And�that�means that Iapos;m covered in packing material, dust from behind the old computer, weird grit from inside�the new computer,�and so�on for a good reason, and I�can now go take a shower knowing that I wonapos;t have to pull everything out�again to make it work. At least not for a few years. Heh.

Wins this time:

• Fastest switchover ever, despite�the "meh"�items below Rah
• Core 2 Quad with 4GB of 1,066MHz RAM. Dang, this is fast.
• Samsung�22" monitor. This was surely the right choice. I�can feel my eyestrain melting away already. And perversely, it fits where the old 19" monitor went, because new LCD monitors are more svelte and arenapos;t 30 frame.
• Logitech G7 mouse. Wow, but this is cool. I�can change dpi on the fly with buttons, and I�can swap battery packs like one of those quick-shooting champs swaps pistol magazines.
• Microsoft Office 2007. Okay, so while Microsoft isnapos;t perfect, this software is still far faster, cleaner, and better-looking than what I had on my old box. Iapos;ll have to spend a few weeks getting Word to work the right way, but thatapos;s life.
• Windows Vista x64. Specifically, itapos;s very fast, saw my�LAN right away, and supports all of my new hardware. And again, while Microsoft isnapos;t perfect, it came through for me: My ancient mail client and text editor, which I canapos;t bear to part with, and which are probably 16-bit applications from the Dark Ages, run better than they ever did. (And eat just about none of my RAM . . . Woohoo)

Meh:

• Windows Easy Transfer. It isnapos;t easy and it doesnapos;t transfer. After dropping $60 on�a Easy Transfer Cable, I ended up doing most of the transfer by USB�key and the rest by bouncing my data off my old computer and onto my new one via my LAN.
• Stupid bit of plastic.�A tiny shred of wrapper down inside the battery well of the mouse prevented the battery from making contact. It took an hour to troubleshoot this (I�mean, I donapos;t own a fiberscope). It wouldnapos;t have been there if the mouse hadnapos;t been�inside a bag inside a clamshell case�inside a box. Overpackaging sucks . . .
• Headset mic. This has nothing to do with the new PC, I�think. But the mic on my relatively new headset doesnapos;t work (at least not well), meaning that the Shiny Newtrade; experience is slightly tarnished by a cranky piece of old kit.

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