Windows 10 Update "Removal"

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  1. ICIT2LOL
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    Yep mentoo Binkie I have an android phone and tablet but games on them are reallyna joke give me a nice 27" IPS any day
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  3. Binkie
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    I have an apple smart (dumb) Phone and an android tablet, tablet is 2 years old used about 3 times..Apple phone uses to much data to be surfing with it..
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