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Blog
The PC Development Group Weblog (Blog for short) is the newest addition to our website. Check here for current happenings in our store and in the computing world in general.
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New Location!
We are excite to announce that on January 1st, PC Development Group moved from it's original location into a new store. Look for us 3 doors down from the old store. We are now next door to Subway. If you haven't seen the new place, come on down and check it out!
(Posted 2/19/2008 by admin) |
Windows Vista finally arrives!
We are excited to announce that the newest version of Windows is out. Come in and find out about a new custom built computer with Windows Vista, or get the lowdown on upgrading your existing computer to Vista. There are several versions of the operating system and many things to consider when deciding if it is right for you. We are here to help!
(Posted 2/16/2007 by admin) |
Intel Core 2 Duos are here!
Intel's new line of processors, the Core 2 Duo, are the fastest processors we have ever seen. They also run very cool so that the CPU fan is much quieter than previous Pentium processors. Futhermore these processors are reasonably priced. A new system with a Core 2 Duo processor can be built for less than $800. Come in and find out more today!
(Posted 10/24/2006 by admin) |
Windows 98/ME Officially Obsolete
On July 11th Microsoft officially ended all support for the Windows 98 and Windows Millenium Edition (Me) operating systems. What this means is that they will no longer offer any additional security updates or technical support for these products. Also, fewer new software applications that are coming out will work on these older versions of Windows.
What this means for you:
If you are using a computer that is running Windows 98 or ME, you could be at risk for security vulnerabilities in your system. You may also have trouble running or installing newer applications such as internet security/anti-virus software, internet connection software, and other applications. If you are not having any trouble doing the things you do on your computer, you can probably keep running your operating system without any further actions. However this would probably be a good time to consider upgrading or purchasing a new computer.
(Posted 9/25/2006 by admin) |
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