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Five Steps to a Better New PC Just bought a new PC? Here's how to ditch the bloatware, get the apps you want, and make sure it has all your important data. - Senior Editor Jason Cross Desktop Tips & Reviews Digital Storm's Enix is Big on Power, Small in Size Using a vertically mounted Mini-ATX format motherboard, Digital Storm's overclocked Enix gaming PC features top performance in a small footprint. Share: Cartridge World Printer Ink: A Good Bargain? Our cheapskate serial refiller saved a few bucks by buying remanufactured HP cartridges from Cartridge World--but the retailer?s pricing quirks mean your savings will vary. Share: How to Choose the Best Printer for Your Business Weighing price tag, print volume, photo production, and other factors will help you decide between inkjets and lasers, and between single-function and multifunction printers. 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