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Statistics Identifying The Problem For the past several years now I have been thinking of buying a new computer. My old computer was from 1996 and as many people told me it was outdated, to slow and that I should be ashamed of using such an outdated and worthless computer. I never really paid that much attention to my friends and the vicious thoughts they had for my computer. In my mind, my computer was up to date, it had all the features I needed and more, like the wonderful solitaire game I use to play for hours at a time! But sadly, I noticed my computers health was declining. My hard drive was becoming slow, I had many computer jams at the most inconvenient times imaginable, my printer was one of those printers from the 1980’s, and my screen use to blank out on me all the time. And this was just the beginning of my computer problems. So I knew it was time to get a new one. I have been looking at new computers since last year, always checking out the new models when passing buy Best Buy and asking how much they were. It seemed that every few computer, computers, compaq, drive, hp, ghz, best, buy, memory, hard, gb, both, mail, processor, ram, price, new, each, difference, about, one, lot, looking, information, ad, printer, after, 40, two, same, sale, really, product, out, just