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Written by jfsokul (#78)
87 days ago

This is a product i would love to buy, a computer that can essentially fix itself will help with the population that has no true idea of how to use a computer in depth

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Written by crcastellano (#75)
119 days ago

It's pretty remarkable how they can teach computers to predict the unpredictable. People store so many important things on their computers; I'm sure this would be incredibly appealing to consumers.

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Written by kakeane (#98)
119 days ago

i think this is a really innovative idea, however if this becomes a popular product in the next few years what will happen to those whose careers are based on fixing computers?

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Written by cgcain (#72)
121 days ago

If sold to the general public, this computer will definitely pose as a threat to Apple in the future.

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Written by dsaitta (#5)
121 days ago

This is extremely innovative and will definitely be a feature all computers should possess.

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Written by awdiefenbach (#9)
122 days ago

This will be something that everyone would want. People will not need to worry about losing anything important if their computer crahes.

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Written by dbdib (#31)
123 days ago

The consumer will love this in that if they are not tech savvy they no longer have to worry about fixing their computers if they get a virus.

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