Q. How can I transfer documents and other important information from my current computer to a new one?

Let's take a look at how you can build your own media center using your current computer.

Its process is just not suited for the way our current standard computers are structured, with 64-bit word lengths.

The addressing modes listed here were used in the 1950-1980 time frame, but are no longer available on most current computers.

I already have a mouse and a tablet on my current computer.

Based on the people I talk to, people today don't see enough potential in the latest stuff to make them abandon their current computers.

With my current computer I could probably run 3 or 4 instances of it no problem.

Upgrading your current computer is often the safest and least expensive strategy in a rapidly changing industry.

We've spent almost $700 million building up the current computer and satellite systems we have.

Think about it: is there any other 30-year-old technology still present in current computers?