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OS terminology
Name: doghead Date: December 28, 2004 at 16:22:36 Pacific OS: W98SE CPU/Ram: P3/1000/20/128
Comment:
I know a dealer who has some W98SE OS software for sale.
In that context,
*what does OEM "mean"? (I know what it abbreviates, but what does it mean, exactly?)
Name: jboy Date: December 29, 2004 at 07:48:48 Pacific
Reply:
Possibly if you researched these random questions yourself you wouldn't need to repeat them. Computing.Net's a great resource, but peppering the board with trivialities seems to be a poor use of it (to me anyways - ymmv)
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