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[TechRepublic] Don't delay buying new hardware; first look at Windows 7 RC

April 30, 2009

Five reasons to purchase new hardware during a recession

Sanity Savers for IT ExecutivesWhen the economy takes a dive, new hardware purchases are often delayed indefinitely. However, suspending hardware investments can cost you more in the long run. See why there are times when new hardware purchases shouldn't be delayed -- even during a recession.

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