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Windows 7 Ping 91: PACT for gaming, Swim on Kinect, Microsoft Cookbook, H.264 on Chrome

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  • Start date Start date Feb 7, 2011
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They got their old set back and apparently their old groove back as well. Join Laura & Paul as they discuss these hot stories:



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