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Fall’s back-to-school shopping season just got a lot more strategic: Microsoft’s new “Copilot+ PCs” are at the center of a fresh Microsoft guidance piece that spells out seven practical ways students can cut the cost of an AI-capable Windows laptop this semester, from early student discounts to...

Amazon's early Prime Day event has unveiled a remarkable deal on the HP 2025 14-inch Windows laptop, offering it at a significantly reduced price of $359, down from its original $1,339. This substantial discount is further enhanced by the inclusion of bonus accessories valued at $129, making it...

Starting today, save big on Surface, Xbox, PCs, games and more, all available at Microsoft Store and microsoft.com. Microsoft is continuing the holiday fun and offering more savings with today’s Cyber Monday offerings*, including up to Link Removed, Link Removed and savings of Link Removed...

Today at Link Removed, our annual global celebration of all things Xbox, we unveiled an extensive set of deals for the holidays. I’m excited to be here at the London flagship Microsoft Store for the unveil, surrounded by games and gamers. I’ve got the holiday spirit and there is no better place...

Guru 3D receive their press pack for reviewing.. All in all a nice little bundle ;)

After almost 20 years developing multimedia software, it’s no surprise that CyberLink has some impressive products. But they can seem expensive. PowerDVD is definitely a versatile and feature-packed media player, but if you’re used to freeware then its $99.95 list price might send you elsewhere...

Acronis is offering what they are calling their Halloween Bundle, which includes; Acronis True Image Home 2012 and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware PRO The Bundle is priced at $24.99, which seemed like a very good price to me. As a long time user of Acronis True Image, I've been waiting for an excuse...

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From May 22nd to September 3rd, Microsoft will offer those who purchase $699+ Windows 7 computers free 4GB Xbox 360s. Link Removed

Many of us will have noticed the shift in attitude by the devs towards console releases and with this comes a reluctance to release to the less profitable pc market. This fudzilla article expands on the subject.. Link Removed due to 404 Error

Designed for multi-PC families, the bundle lets you upgrade three XP and/or Vista systems to Windows 7 Home Premium (32- or 64-bit). That works out to $36.66 per PC. Originally posted at The Cheapskate Link Removed

Designed for multi-PC families, the bundle lets you upgrade three XP and/or Vista systems to Windows 7 Home Premium (32- or 64-bit). That works out to $36.66 per PC. Link Removed

If you have the need for multiple copies of Windows 7, now’s the time to grab them: Microsoft is once again offering its Family Pack bundle of three Windows licences for $249, and once again screwing over Australians by only offering the deal for a “limited time”. (more…) Link Removed

Designed for multi-PC families, the bundle lets you upgrade three XP and/or Vista systems to Windows 7 Home Premium (32 bit or 64 bit). That works out to $40 per PC. Originally posted at The Cheapskate Link Removed

Designed for multi-PC families, the bundle lets you upgrade three XP and/or Vista systems to Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit or 64-bit). That works out to $40 per PC. Link Removed

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Remember MacHeist from earlier this year? For $39 you got nine complete, unlocked Macintosh programs worth about $600. And 25 percent of your payment went to one of several deserving charities. I've got good news, better news, and bad news. The good news is that MacHeist is back, this time with...

I have been running Outlook 2007 in Vista. When I upgrade to Windows 7 will I have to buy a new Outlook license or is there a way to re-load my old version of Outlook? Outlook came bundled with my Dell desktop so don't know if I have Outlook on a disk.

HI all, does Windows 7 bundle with SATA native driver?

Why we have so many versions? Vista has Enterprise, Business, Home Basic, Home Premium, and Ultimate. 5 versions x 32bit and 64bit. This just makes people get confused. Why cant Microsoft release one version, or on the worst case 2 (Enterprise and Home) and then add Media Center, Remote...