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	Comments on: LSI AIS 2012: PNY Shows Off new HP V300 and V500 SSD Family	</title>
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		By: Sash		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is good news for HP owners, such as myself, seeing a SSD upgrade for their notebooks.  However, there is the fresh install of Windows problem when said users try to use the Factory Image disk(s) they created once they turned on their Notebook for the very first time.  But, there should be a simple solution; such as, having a Microsoft CEO give the go ahead to provide Windows OEM file downloads for HP customers with OEM Window stickers.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is good news for HP owners, such as myself, seeing a SSD upgrade for their notebooks.  However, there is the fresh install of Windows problem when said users try to use the Factory Image disk(s) they created once they turned on their Notebook for the very first time.  But, there should be a simple solution; such as, having a Microsoft CEO give the go ahead to provide Windows OEM file downloads for HP customers with OEM Window stickers.</p>
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