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  1. News

    Chipmakers tool up for Windows 8

    Chip manufacturers Qualcomm and Texas Instruments have detailed new processors that will be compatible with the recently... Link Removed
  2. News

    iPad, Windows 7 Impact on Slowing PC Sales Debated

    After record numbers in the fourth quarter of 2010, PC sales slowed considerably in the first quarter of 2011, according to analysts, who debated whether the primary culprit was the rise of the iPad and other tablets, or Microsoft's Window 7. Link Removed
  3. News

    Toshiba Reverses Course On Windows 7 Tablets And Chromebooks

    Companies can make big plans about new product launches, but ultimately scrap the idea down the road for whatever reason. Such is the case with Toshiba as it would appear that a Digitimes report that quotes insider leaks seems to indicate that the Windows 7 tablets and Chromebooks will not be...
  4. News

    Microsoft Breaks Records But Not With Windows 7

    Sluggish sales of new PCs helped drag down Microsoft's Windows sales in the company's third quarter. Link Removed
  5. News

    350 Million Windows 7 Licenses Can't Be Wrong

    Sales of Microsoft's Windows 7 surge to new heights. Is your small business on board or on the fence? Link Removed
  6. News

    Windows 8 Will Be Microsoft`s Most Crucial OS Release Yet: 10 Reasons Why

    News Analysis: A lot of chatter emanating from Microsoft headquarters indicates Windows 8 could be released as early as next year. Microsoft needs to make sure that it doesn't stumble with this new generation coming as it seems close on the heels of the successful Windows 7. Link Removed
  7. cybercore

    Men like looks, women practicality in cars - study

    Men prefer their cars beefy or fast, while women go for lower price tags and higher miles per gallon, according to a survey released on Thursday. TrueCar.com, which studied data from 8 million purchases in the United States last year, found BMW AG's Mini had the highest percentage of female...
  8. News

    Windows 7 share tops XP for first time in U.S.

    Computerworld - Windows 7 has passed the 10-year-old Windows XP in U.S. usage share, according to data from an Irish Web analytics company. In the first 10 days of April, Windows 7's average daily share was 32.2% as measured by StatCounter, besting XP's average of 30.7%. Link Removed
  9. cybercore

    Forbes: The World's Most Expensive Cars

    The World's Most Expensive Cars - Forbes.com Got a load of cash to blow through? Here are your top driving options. The Bentley Mulsanne has a deceptively smooth 505-horsepower engine and enough hand-stitched leather to outfit a motorcycle gang. It costs $285,000 to buy even the...
  10. News

    Windows 7 will dominate corporate PC deployments, Forrester says

    IT managers are deploying Microsoft's Windows 7 on 31% of new PCs today, and that number will increase to 83% within one year, according to new research by Forrester Research. Link Removed - Invalid URL
  11. News

    Windows Vista OPSWAT Reports Windows 7 Deployments Now Outnumber Windows Vista

    Speedy rise for Microsoft’s latest operating system Link Removed due to 404 Error
  12. whoosh

    Under-the-radar tidbits from Microsoft's third-quarter 2010 earnings

    Link Removed Windows 7 and overall PC growth buoyed Microsoft’s third-quarter FY 2010 earnings of $14.5 billion and .45 per share. As many news outlets and bloggers have reported, approximately 10 percent of PCs are now running Windows 7. Microsoft officials are crowing that “the business PC...
  13. whoosh

    Dell Mini 5 is no longer Mini

    Well the Dell Mini 5 is no longer Mini with larger (iPad like, shall we say?) versions spotted already. The Dell Streak as the new version is being referred as is said to offer a 7″ & 10″ model. Dell Streak would add up to the increasing list of iPad competitors powered by Android OS and would...
  14. whoosh

    Windows 7 Microsoft takes a gamble with Office 2010

    Link Removed Readers may remember when I predicted that Microsoft would be forced to give away its phenomenally popular "Office" software to compete with various options in the marketplace. (Of course, at the time I was wearing my shirt that proclaimed, "I believe in Santa Claus, the...
  15. kemical

    Windows 7 EA To Charge For Game Demos

    Well this will get them a lot of love. Gamasutra reports that Electronic ArtsLink Removed aims to monetize game demos. According to industry analyst Michael Patcher after an EA investor visit, the publisher will start selling 'premium downloadable content' prior to a game's release for $10-$15...
  16. Highwayman

    Windows 7 Is it just me? GPU price hikes....

    I heard (probably on here) that ATi 5850 cards are gonna jump up in price 5-10% due to shortages... yet some checking around the big name E-retailers and Ebay is showing much bigger price hikes. Just today for example Amazon.co.uk where I ordered my 5850 the other week have upped the price by...
  17. kemical

    Windows 7 TweakTown’s Solid State Drive Optimization Guide

    In a recent Link Removed as the second most exciting type of product that has hit the market. There is no doubt that SSDs have gained a lot of market share with enthusiasts and even mainstream notebook users, and 2010 is going to be a big year for the technology. As SSDs continue to gain...
  18. kemical

    PC prices to go up in 2010

    According to Gartner beancounters, PC prices will jump in 2010 due to tight supply of key components. Recession woes and cautious planning on the part of manufacturers have resulted in a lower production volumes, causing component prices to go up. Memory prices have already spiked. DDR3 prices...
  19. reghakr

    Netbooks – Toys for 36 Hours, Says Michael Dell.

    The chief executive officer and founder of Dell, the world’s third largest supplier of personal computers, said that although netbooks appear to be pretty popular among end-users, many people eventually get disappointed with small screens, inconvenient keyboards and other peculiarities of...
  20. MichaelSFO

    Windows 7 Why Windows 7 Will Flop - It's The Economy

    Hey, far be it for me to piddle on anyone's parade and having worked on computers since the KayPro days, I am a fan of anything new. I like MS as a company, albeit their money making schemes sometimes tick me off. Anyway, I like XP, that has been around since 2001 and now that we have Service...
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