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Mar31
Windows Xp available another two years

The popular Microsoft Windows XP could be stopped from retailing in US on June 30 this year and totally retailed from the market on January 31, 2009. But Microsoft would have some new plans for XP in other territories.

Windows_XP_Logo-thumb.jpgWindows XP could be available for another two years. For example Windows XP Starter Edition, a scaled-down version of the OS for emerging markets, will be available until June 30, 2010. Microsoft's Windows Vista was not totally compatible with some hardware devices, so the company have offered its user the possibility to downgrade to Windows XP. The option is valid for business and end-users who have purchased Windows Vista Business or Ultimate licenses.

I would be one customer to miss the XP version. It was the most usable version of Windows and the most stable. Here is a petition to save Windows XP. Please express yourself!

via InfoWorld 

Mar31
Mobile broadband subscribers increased over 8 times in the last year
That's realy amazing! The total number of mobile broadband subscribers has increased with over 850 percent over the last year. Most of them are using the HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) which offer speeds between 1.8Mbps and 7.2Mbps. Today there... Continue Reading
Fresh release: MSI’s 13.3 inch notebook
If mobility is what you are looking for, Micro-Star international offers a possible solution: the new VR340, a 13-3 inch notebook with amazing dimensions. Measuring in at 332mm in length, 240mm in width, and 26.5-35mm in height, along with a... Continue Reading
ATI FireGL V7700 graphics card
The ATI FireGL V7700 is the newest workstation graphics accelerator from AMD. It features a DisplayPort output for superior 10-bit image quality and a Dual Link DVI output, together generating a multi-monitor desktop of over 5000 pixels wide. It also... Continue Reading
Mar30
Asus Eee PC 4G-X runs Windows XP
Not yet in stores, the new Asus Eee PC 4G-X Windows XP ultra portable notebook is differentiated from the Linux-based 4G by the included operating systems, software and add-in bundle.  The Asus Eee PC 4G-X Windows XP is built on... Continue Reading
Budget solution: Hanns-G HG216D desktop monitor
The new 22-inch LCD model, Hanns-G HG216D, with it’s relative low price of $259.99, offers an affordable way of moving up to a 1,680-by-1,050 widescreen display with HDMI connectivity. It has HDMI (digital) and VGA (analog) inputs, as well as an... Continue Reading
Mar29
Asus Eee PC desktop revealed
After the successful Eee PC mini-notebook, Asus prepares to launch the Eee PC box, a desktop computer that would stay close to the slogan - "Easy to Learn, Easy to Work, Easy to Play". Although the images couldn't be confirmed by... Continue Reading
Portable Internet Privacy and Security with the StealthSurfer
Everyone wants their personal information protected when they go online and everyone wonders how this can be done. StealthSurfer comes with the solution: anonymous surfing through a software package pre-loaded on a USB Drive. Even if it is tiny enough... Continue Reading
Review: Samsung SyncMaster 2243BW Wide Screen LCD
Like any other market, the LCD monitor market is a competitive one. For the company to makes profits and the client to be always satisfied, new models are being realized at an amazing rate. One of the key players in... Continue Reading
Mar28
Intel Atom CPU costs between $6 and $8
Intel prepares to launch its Atom CPU which would another successful processor like Pentium. After the company had cod-named the CPU Silverthorne, the Atom was unveiled. It was built on the same platform as 286 CPU and could be a... Continue Reading
Nokia N810 - WiMAX Edition ready for CTIA
According to a website, Nokia plans to release the N810 Internet Table at CTIA Convention in Las Vegas on April 1st. Even, they can't offer the exactly details, the website has published a possible photo of N810. It was spotted... Continue Reading
AMD Phenom X4 9850 Review
It may come as a surprise, but the AMD Phenom X4 9850 processor has been released. The X4 9850 is a great processor for its segment  when comparing to the still available B2 and B3 which were a bit disappointing... Continue Reading
Mar27
AMD launches triple-core Phenom processors
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has announced Thursday its new line of Phenom chips. The line-up includes two triple-core processors and three quad-core processors. Why have they launched triple-core processors? The first clue would be the targeted low-cost market. If someone... Continue Reading
Mar26
World's Thinnest 250GB SSD
Super Talent is a company based in San Jose, California which designs and manufactures a wide range of memory modules and also Flash based storage devices for computers and consumer electronics. The company has recently presented its new 256GB SDD... Continue Reading
Mar21
Verizon Wireless and AT&T won the airwaves auction
FCC's auction over the 700MHz spectrum closed at $19.6 billion total amount. The big winner of the auction is Verizon Wireless (VZ) which spent $9.4 billion and received enough licenses in the C-block to cover the entire country. The second... Continue Reading
Mar20
Linksys and Trend Micro team-up to offer secured Internet access
Linksys and Trend Micro have reached an agreement on integrating the ProtectLink Gateway technology with the hardware support. In this way they will protect users and smaller businesses against spam, phishing, and viruses. Furthermore the technology allows control over... Continue Reading
Mozilla says Firefox 3 is ready for the masses
Although the beta version of Firefox 3 had been ready for several months, Mozilla didn't encourage users to move on from Firefox 2. That decision came because the browser wasn't totally secured and had bugs. However, today they make it... Continue Reading
Mar19
Intel Promises Long Distance Wi-Fi. A 60-Mile Range Is Possible!
If the news is real we will forget about wires soon. Intel announced the development of a Wi-Fi platform to increase the wireless range from cities to rural areas. The technology called the rural connectivity platform (RCP) involves a processor,... Continue Reading
Mar17
AirPort Express Because Faster Is Better
Part Wi-Fi access point, part wireless router as Apple describes it, the AirPort Express features support now for the faster 802.11n standard. It delivers up to five times the performance and twice the range of the previous model. The AirPort... Continue Reading
Mar13
Bill Gates Demands More Spectrum For Wi-Fi
Bill Gates consider that U.S. communications regulators should free up more spectrum for Wi-Fi broadband. Microsoft's boss said that "the white space" spectrum of vacant analog television airwaves should be used to expand access of wireless broadband. "We're hopeful that... Continue Reading
Mar11
The Dropbox - The Online Storage Solution
What's the Dropbox? First of all it is a new startup based on idea of storing and synchronizing files online. Its founders have developed a Python-based desktop client that acts like a regular folder on your computer. It also can... Continue Reading
Mar10
Imation Steps in SSDs Business
Even the SSDs didn't get mainstream yet, the business attracts new manufacturers as the market grows constantly. The latest manufacturer that produces SSDs is Imation. The company, which is well known for its CDs and DVDs, has just announced its... Continue Reading
Mar 6
Microsoft Released the New Internet Explorer 8 Beta
Microsoft released Wednesday the new Internet Explorer 8 Beta. Microsoft browser , the Internet Explorer, has become the most popular over a decade ago, when the Netscape Navigator failed to compete. The new browser comes with improved features over the... Continue Reading
Mar 4
Quadband Wireless N Router from D-Link
The Quadband Wireless N Router was presented by D-Link at Cebit trade show. The new model works in 802.11n standard and supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz simultaneously. Thus they called it "Quadband".Although the 802.11n standard is under development, it will... Continue Reading

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