When attorney Rick Georges' Dell X1 laptop fails to run Dragon Naturally Speaking 9, he grudgingly upgrades to the faster Dell Latitude D620. Fortunately, he often images his hard drive, which speeds the process of data transfer; unfortunately, it's still a long, tedious process.
September 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Purchasing and configuring a new computer is an adventure. It’s somewhat like getting a root canal. You know it’s going to hurt, but you’ll feel much better when it’s over.
Recently, I realized my 1.1 Ghz Dell X1 laptop, while light and beautiful, wasn’t powerful enough for some applications I needed to use.
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