Tech Responders - Break Room

I'm still learning Win 8 as I only have it on my ASUS eee and I don't use it that much. I have Win 8 Pro on it. I'm still tweaking it. I don't see a lot of difference other then the desktop. I was at a meeting last night and the speaker said IP V6 is coming fast and I said how many consumer (home) routers do IP V6? How many network printers do IP V6? How many managed switches do IP V6? That kind of took the wind out of his sails. Then they were raving about PoE. I said it's cheaper for me to hire an electrician to install outlets then the cost of the PoE devices (see a little problem here). Yes the technology is there and coming but the cost needs to come down to be competitive to today's technology. And cloud computing, it sounds like a good idea but how secure is it and who is going to pay for it? We've come a long way since Mr. Watson heard Mr. Bell say "Mr Watson—Come here—I want to see you". Most of my clients are businesses and they don't use their computers for gaming. I'm guessing the last and next generation of integrated graphics will be very competitive to entry level gaming chips. Right now I'm looking at the Raspberry Pi. Wish I had some answers but I don't. This is not the only game that has problems. Steam users not getting their install codes. Graphics cards that will work with WoW. OMG, my computer is crashing in Skyrim. You go from forum to forum and it's all the same only the name of the game is different. If I come across anything important I will post.