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by Bill Hibler There are now more reasons than ever to point your browser to www.quidnunc.net. Log in to see our class schedules... an archive of past newsletters... links to software publishers... and much, much more. But perhaps the most exciting feature of the quidnunc.net reboot is the Quid'·nunc Online Store. There's no better way to buy a computer than with the interactive interface you'll see. You'll be able to choose the type of computer you want right online. You'll mix and match components (the 6-gigabyte drive or the 10? The 500 MHz processor or the 750?), all the while keeping an eye on the running total for your silicon friend-to-be, so you'll know what your costs will be right down to the penny. You can select and buy any Intel or AMD machine right here - desktop, laptop or server. So fire up that ancient piece of hardware you're using right now and point it to www.quidnunc.net/onlinestore.html. Try out our build-a-system setup. And maybe, just maybe, you'll see how easy and inexpensive it is to upgrade that stone age clunker you've got... and you'll find yourself ordering yourself a new best friend. By the way, if you'd prefer that you didn't use your credit card on the Internet, that's okay, just come into the store, and we'll help you put together the computer best suited for your use. The future is even brighter! Look this summer for the ability to buy our highly demanded used and classic software titles, as well as hardware warranty coverage, online!Q |
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Spring has sprang... even in the world of computer gaming! New challenges are blooming out there, ready for you to cut them down and display your trophies with pride. |
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If you've ever been around a home remodel at all... well, you have our sympathy. If you've ever wanted to buy something at |
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Have a corporate American Express card? |
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Since the dawn of computer time, the goal has always been smaller and more portable. The first UNIVAC took up an entire room at MIT; now a wristwatch you
can buy for less than the cost of a decent dinner has more computing power than any Apollo moon landing. |
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Has this ever happened to you? You've built your Website. You've included pictures of your favorite rock bands, Sports Illustrated swimsuit models, your family, each one of your pet gerbils, your
collected poetry since third grade, your family tree, an interactive game you wrote in Java... and your Web visitors are getting 404 error messages because you're asking to use more memory than you have available. |
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We like to keep you aware of the many great places to go on the World Wide Web. This month, we point you to www.atomtime.com, the Website that will, after you've downloaded a shareware utility called AtomTime98 (don't worry, it's Y2K-compliant), always keep your computer in perfect synch with the Atomic Clock time server in Boulder, Colorado. You'll have the most accurate computer you can have. In fact, we like it so much that we use it to set the clock on all the computers we build here at Quid' ·nunc! Sadly, this site is only for Windows users, but there are equivalent shareware programs for the Macintosh.Q |
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Forget l0¢ Tuesdays, try telephoning for free... with your computer and the wonder of the Internet. |
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