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Magazine articles on desktop computers and terminals.

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PC Magazine April 6, 2004 Matthew P. Graven	What to Do When Things Go Wrong Who can you turn to when something goes wrong with your computer?
PC Magazine March 11, 2004 Bill Machrone	Machrone's Law: We're Back, Baby! While many computer makers push cheaper stripped out machines, there's still a market for high end, more expensive desktops.
PC Magazine March 16, 2004 Bill Howard	Sony's Notable, Totable Media PC With its Sony VAIO Digital Studio R Series desktop Sony did the best job of implementing Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition we've seen to date, thanks to the platform's superior TV quality.
PC Magazine March 16, 2004 Don Labriola	Exceptional Cases Whether you are a gamer, a computer hobbyist, or even a home decorator, these PC chassis offer some eye-catching choices.
PC Magazine February 25, 2004 Jeremy A. Kaplan	Design Harmony Think about it: A ReplayTV or TiVo is basically a computer. So it's no surprise that companies have started designing PCs to fit into your living-room entertainment system, just like personal video recorders (PVRs) do.
PC World March 2004	PC World's Top 100 Assembling your own PC starts with the right motherboard. We look at eight boards and show you what to look for.
PC World March 2004 Alexandra Krasne	Building a Better System Assembling your own PC starts with the right motherboard. We look at eight boards and show you what to look for.
PC World March 2004	Top 15 Desktop PCs Seven newcomers vault onto the chart, including the unusual, multimedia-friendly Tangent UltraBox.
PC World March 2004 Anush Yegyazarian	New P4s Offer Mixed Results New Intel CPUs often outperform earlier models, but still trail AMD's best.
PC World March 2004 Stan Miastkowski	Quiet Your PC: Easy Ways to Cut Computer Noise The main sources of noise are motors and spinning components such as the hard drive, CPU fan, case cooling fans, and power supply fan. Tips on quieting your computer.
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