Downloading and installing software off the Internet and onto a computer can be pretty difficult for most people. If you have a dial-up connection, it can be even more frustrating. It’s much easier to pop in a software disc and let it do the work. But not every computer store or retailer has every software program or patch out there. So, Comp USA has come up with a new way to give people the software they want on an easy-to-install disc. A couple dozen stores now have an ATM-like machine that allows people to enter the name of the program or patch they want and the machine spits out a disc. It’s called “Software to Go,” and it has the most immediate updates on hand. You’re able to get the latest version by punching in what you want on the ATM. You are handed the disc at check-out and you’re on your way. It’s a great way to give customers exactly what they want.