12 modern PCs that run the Windows you really want

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$15B market for "live" SDN by 2018 Windows 9 rumors freeze corporate Windows 8 uptake Network World Daily News AM January 23, 2014 Share this email 12 modern PCs that run the Windows you really want Here are 12 good laptops and desktops that will run Windows 7 for a very long time READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. $15B market for "live" SDN by 2018 2. Windows 9 rumors freeze corporate Windows 8 uptake 3. Lenovo agrees to buy IBM's server business for $2.3 billion 4. How white spaces wireless network works at West Virginia University 5. Ford enlists MIT, Stanford to to drive automated cars 6. Boycotting RSA Conference is a misplaced endeavor 7. LogMeIn pulls plug on free remote access; rage ensues 8. 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