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...year after its selection, it is as clear as ever that Boston is the perfect home for the 2004 Democratic National Convention. This is where the country started and the story of America began. It is the gateway to the future, where cutting-edge advances in science, medicine, and technology happen every day. And, hey, Massachusetts has always been friendly to Democrats...
...self-starters have fewer opportunities to screw up, thanks to better setup wizards and wi-fi--ready computers. But home networking is still a tricky business. Tech-support people can sometimes unravel a problem over the phone, but if they can't, consider calling in a pro. Dell and Gateway make house calls for fees starting at $160. You can also search the database at fhome.com to find a network installer near you. Most charge by the hour...
...Adult Situations, is a throwback to classic 70s rock while still remaining unique through the edgy modern punk that’s thrown in the mix. The slow yet loud and angry tunes of Bongzilla lash at the country’s current marijuana laws in their third release, Gateway. Denmark-based On Trial, armed with their third album titled Blinded By The Sun, evoke the psychedelic 60s through the use of the organ and the sitar. 9:00 p.m. $9; 18+. The Middle East Upstairs, 472 Mass. Ave., Cambridge...
...update enhances the photo slide show and adds a radio tuner. Better yet are two movie-download services and a program that lets you burn DVDs by using just the remote control. The user interface could still be improved, but with living-room-friendly PCs coming from Dell, Gateway and others, even DVD-equipped TiVos will face stiff competition this holiday season...
...constantly try to paint it as an unimaginative box mover. Three years ago, the company was No. 6 in computers, with a puny 6% share of the U.S. market. Today it leads, with nearly a 30% share. Enderle says Dell's consumer foray, more so than HP's or Gateway's, is a "bellwether" of changing markets. "When a market is about to explode, Dell moves in," he says. "If it's moving into flat-panel screens, then you can be pretty sure that a lot of them will be sold this year...