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    Acer Iconia Windows 7 tablet hands-on

    Acer has made something very clear here at CES -- it's going to enter the tablet market much like it entered the netbook one, with lots of options. In addition to the Android tablets (it's got 4.8-, 7-, and 10-inch versions ) and the dual-screen Iconia , the company will be bringing its...
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    Motion Computing's Windows 7 tablet: what chance against the iPad?

    A longstanding player in the tablet market for the past nine years, Motion Computing has seen Apple blow past it with the iPad. So can it make it up now, and how will Steve Ballmer's coming announcements affect it? Motion Computing was one of the first companies to really try to make tablets...
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    bModo Inc., Now Ships Its Windows 7 Based bModo12 Tablet PC to the Worldwide Market

    FREMONT, CA--(Marketwire - January 3, 2011) - bModo Inc. announced that its first Tablet PC ' bModo 12' -- a Windows 7 based Tablet that is possibly the most capable and user-friendly mobile computing device out of the box by combining the best features of an iPadT, Tablet, and Notebook PC --...
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    1.5 million Windows 7 phones sold in six weeks

    Microsoft released its first sales figures on Tuesday for new Windows Phone 7 smartphones, saying more than 1.5 million of the handsets were sold by manufacturers in the first six weeks. Link Removed due to 404 Error
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    Nokia May be Considering Windows 7 Phones

    Microsoft, Nokia may find common ground in battle against Apple and Android in mobile market. More...
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    Will Microsoft Demo Windows 7 Slates at CES?

    Microsoft has had an embarrassing fall, fending off accusations by competitors and critics that it has been talking big but still hasn't delivered on CEO Steve Ballmer's boast last summer that gaining a solid foothold in the evolving market for slate computers is Microsoft's "job one." Link Removed
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    The outlook for Windows 7 with Google Chrome coming up.

    In its first year on the market, Microsoft's Windows 7 has made a killing. The operating system has sold more than 240 million copies. It is the fastest selling OS Microsoft has ever made. At one point, Microsoft was selling a copy every seven seconds. More...
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    Acer's Android, Windows 7 Tablets Heat Up the Tablet Wars

    News Analysis: Acer's new crops of Microsoft Windows7 and Google Android tablets will add more competition to this red-hot market. Link Removed
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    Acer Unveils Windows 7, Android Tablets for 2011 Release

    Acer has revealed two Android-based tablets and a Windows 7 tablet for early 2011 release, jumping into an increasingly-crowded tablet market. Link Removed
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    NEWS: Windows 7-powered LG tablet launched

    Well, that was a surprise. LG coming out with a Windows 7 tablet, that is. Granted that the company launched it in Korea makes no difference. The specs of the LG E-Note H1000B aren't really mind-blowing if it were to compete in the market that the Apple iPad is dominating and the pie that the...
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    Windows 7 Retail threatens to ban Steam

    Steam, The world's biggest digital distribution platform for games is under attack as MCV reports, they understand that key retailers will drop titles that integrate the popular Steam service as fears mount that the service has a ‘monopoly’ on the download market. Insiders say Steam, run by...
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    Windows 7 Does ANY non-phone PDA sync with WIndows 7 Outlook?

    Is there a non-phone PDA on the market which will sync calendar and contacts with Windows 7 Outlook? If so, what is the PDA and how well does the sync work?
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    ASUS: Windows 7 tablet in early 2011, Android to come later

    The tablet market is starting to heat up, with Apple moving 7.5 million iPads so far this year , Samsung's Android-based Galaxy Tab rolling out next month , and RIM set to launch its Playbook first quarter next year. Netbook maker Asustek will throw itself into the ring beginning in January next...
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    Rubberduck Ready to Receive Windows 7 Operating System, Completed TV Application Ready for the Marke

    STOCKHOLM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Anticipating the release of the new line of Windows 7 phones, Rubberduck Media Lab, a subsidiary of Aspiro AB (STO:ASP) and Europe’s leading provider of streaming mobile TV services has developed an application supporting the new operating system. The first delivery...
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    Dell's New Windows 7 Phone May Add an Android Version

    Jumping eagerly into the exploding smartphone market, Dell is gearing up for the Nov. 8 United Kingdom release of its Venue Pro smartphone powered by Microsoft's Windows Phone 7. But before the phone even hits the market, there is word that a version using Google's Android operating system will...
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    First Windows 7 Operated 3G Consumer Tablet on European Market

    HILVERSUM, Netherlands, October 25, 2010 /PRNewswire/ - Ambiance Technology Launches New AT-Tablet to Oppose iPad Introducing the 10 inch AT Tablet, Dutch Ambiance Technology is the first company in Europe to launch a consumer 3G touchpad … More...
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    240 million Windows 7 licenses sold in first 12 months

    When most companies ship a piece of software they’d be more than happy with a few hundred thousand copies sold, maybe a million as a target. But when you’re Microsoft multiple millions is what counts. Windows 7 is not disappointing in that regard with licenses topping 240 million in just 12...
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    Windows 7 Set OS Sales Records, Microsoft Says

    After a year on the market, Windows 7 is powering PCs, tablets, and netbooks in record numbers. Link Removed
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    Hewlett-Packard launches US$799 Windows 7 tablet aimed at business users

    NEW YORK, N.Y. - Hewlett-Packard Co.'s new tablet might look a little bit like Apple Inc.'s latest blockbuster gadget but it's not meant to be an iPad killer. Link Removed due to 404 Error
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    HP Selling Windows 7 Tablet For Business Users

    Hewlett-Packard Co.'s new tablet might look a little bit like Apple Inc.'s latest blockbuster gadget but it's not meant to be an iPad killer. More...
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