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HP and Lenovo will to start shipping in April Laptops and desktops from Lenovo with the upgraded Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) will become available starting in early April, with HP planning shipments of business PCs soon after, the companies said. Link Removed - Invalid URL

HP's new CEO, Léo Apotheker has told his company that all Hewlett-Packard PCs will ship with WebOS in 2012 along with Windows (at least for a while), according to a Bloomberg Businessweek report. If so, it's a major slap in the face to Microsoft, serving as HP's public vote of no-confidence in...

Supersite </br/> I'm upgrading many existing PCs from hard drive-based storage to SSD (solid state drive) storage. I'd like to discuss the beginnings of that effort now, with a look at my first desktop conversion. ... Link Removed - Invalid URL

Software design efforts stepped up to support more operating systems Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is stepping up its software efforts as its chips begin supporting more operating systems, including Microsoft's upcoming Windows OS, which will be targeted at mobile devices, tablets and PCs. Link...

Snapdragon prepared for next Windows OS Qualcomm is stepping up its software efforts as its chips begin supporting more operating systems, including Microsoft's upcoming Windows OS, which will be targeted at mobile devices, tablets and PCs. Link Removed

Microsoft is planning to make available to its Software Assurance volume licensing customers a smaller footprint, locked-down version of Windows 7 that functions as a thin client. More...

Releasing the tablet alongside two dozen business PCs suggests the computer maker is serious about adding emerging devices to its core products, says an IDC analyst. More...

Dell during a pre-briefing for its new business PCs confirmed that it was developing a 10-inch Windows 7 tablet. The slate received few real details but, despite Microsoft hopes, would be limited to enterprise users. The design would be for companies whose workers need "greater mobility" but who...

I saw this article re' Windows 8 and thought I'd share.... Link Removed Only Microsoft knows how the next version of its Windows operating system will look and what it will be called, but big changes could be ahead for the OS observers refer to as "Windows 8." At this year's Consumer...

Reports indicate that the hands-free motion control platform for Xbox 360 may be coming to PCs sooner rather than later. More...

Next month at CES, Ballmer is expected to show off a few tablet PCs that are meant to challenge the wildly successful iPad, which has gone all but uncontested by other platforms such as Windows and Google Android. Link Removed

If you haven't already downloaded the latest mandatory AVG 2011 Free software update, it may be best not to if you want your computer to turn on again. The December 1 update is causing 64-bit PCs running Windows 7 to totally breakdown. Link Removed due to 404 Error

An update for AVG Free may have caused computers to restart and not turn on again--but there is a cure. More...

Analysts claim 83 percent of businesses will deploy OS within a year 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

Friday marked the final day that Microsoft allowed OEMs to install Windows XP onto new PCs. More...

After a year on the market, Windows 7 is powering PCs, tablets, and netbooks in record numbers. Link Removed

After a year on the market, Windows 7 is powering PCs, tablets, and netbooks in record numbers. Link Removed

# birthday Windows 7, the Microsoft operating system that couldn't help but wash out the sour taste of many Windows Vista complaints, is one year old round-about today ( give or take a day ). Microsoft's official line is that they've sold 240 million Windows 7 licenses, that it's running on 93...

Operating system on drives company profits, still controls 90% of world’s PCs Link Removed

The University of Canberra has joined the list of Australian organisations dumping their legacy Windows XP environments and upgrading to Windows 7, completing a 900-seat rollout in August to its student PCs that also included an upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007. Link Removed - Invalid URL