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Source: reviews.cnet.com --- 11 hours ago
The 9-inch Asus Eee PC 900 adds a bigger screen and a larger capacity solid-state hard drive than its 7-inch precursor, but the new price has passed the point of an impulse purchase. ...

Source: blogs.zdnet.com --- 9 hours ago
Research in Motion (RIM) and Microsoft have struck a deal via which Blackberry users will be able to run Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger on their devices. ...

Source: www.thinksy.altervista.org --- 8 hours ago
Un paio di giorni fa mi è giunta notizia di un problema riscontrato su alcuni hardware dopo l’installazione del Service Pack 3 su Windows XP: il risultato è che il computer continua a riavviarsi anzichè completare il caricamento del sistema operativo. Il problema sembra dovuto ad una qualche forma di incompatibilità con i processori AMD, ma [...] ...

Source: forums.driverguide.com --- 8 hours ago
Forum: CD / DVD Request Board Posted By: pool1961 Post Time: 05-13-2008 at 01:19 AM ...

Source: www.infoworld.com --- 8 hours ago
Boogie Bunnies(TM) Dances to Windows PC ...

Source: news.zdnet.co.uk --- 10 hours ago
Windows Live Hotmail and Messenger will soon be available on BlackBerry smartphones, RIM and Microsoft have announced ...

Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 10 hours ago
Motorolas Moto Q is a powerful little cell phone but consider your needs before you buy this popular little cell phone ...

Source: www.osnews.com --- 11 hours ago
Windows XP SP3, the final service pack for Windows XP, was released to manufacturing a few weeks ago, and popped up on Windows Update about a week later. Even though the service pack is rather light on actual new features, it still caused a few problems for some users. Despite these problems, some benchmarks show that while SP3 delivers better performance compared to XP SP2, Microsoft seems to have solved many performance issues with Vista, turning the company's latest OS offering into the better choice for gaming - according to ExtremeTech. ...

Source: www.osnews.com --- 11 hours ago
Last week, we reported on a peculiar price difference in Australia between the Linux and Windows versions of the Asus Eee PC 900, the new model in the Eee line. The Windows model was 50 USD cheaper than the Linux model - the Linux model did have a bigger hard drive, but interestingly, the version with the smaller hard drive was not available as a Linux machine. This gave rise to speculation that Microsoft had been putting pressure on Asus to favour Windows XP over Linux. It appears Microsoft's assault in this segment of the market goes deeper than just Asus and the Eee alone. ...

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Are you ready to learn how you can bring your next-generation embedded device to market faster? ...

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Because you don't want a mixed file state, do you? ...

Source: www.wilderssecurity.com --- 8 hours ago
Forum: ESET NOD32 Antivirus Forum Posted By: webbasica Post Time: May 13th, 2008 at 04:01 AM ...

Source: forums.techarena.in --- 8 hours ago
I just installed XP on my computer (I'm using Ubuntu on my PS3 right now) and now I can't connect to the Internet. I read to type ping 127.0.0.1 in the command prompt which I did and it sent and recieved 4 packets perfectly. I also have Ubuntu installed on that computer and the internet works fine in Ubuntu and when I use to have Windows 2000 internet worked fine too. When my friend installed XP he said he didn't even need to set up a connection and it just worked. I have a comcast high speed internet. Can someone please tell me what I need to do? Thanks. ...

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Forum: General Mercedes-Benz Posted By: rsgilbert Post Time: 05-12-2008 at 10:46 PM ...

Source: forums.techarena.in --- 8 hours ago
Hi DFS or the newest DFS-R is enought for you? -- I hope that the information above helps you. Have a Nice day. ...

Source: forums.techarena.in --- 10 hours ago
Shenan Stanley wrote: > Malke, > > Aren't you *assuming* the old tech did this maliciously? This may have > been > the way they locked machines down, period. I have been to places like > that. Also - you are assuming the 'old tech' didn't up and die (literally) > and that is why this new tech finds themselves in this position. ;-) No, I'm making the assumption that you can't know if the old tech was malicious or not and I believe in not taking chances with business machines. Since the old tech, well-intentioned or not and alive or not, was apparently incompetent enough not to document his work in a clear and easily found way, untangling the mess will take far longer than the day I estimate it will take to make everything nice and clean and new again. > > Mberg, > > I would say - overall, I agree with Malke - you would probably be better > off > flattening the systems and making them your own in any case. Troublesome? > Yes. Time consuming - pretty much - but I think you would spend less time > building these machines up from scratch/imaging them than trying to figure > out what the undocumented parts are. > Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com Don't Panic! ...

Source: www.technologyquestions.com --- 8 hours ago
I have recently got a Vista laptop, and am having an effect on my desktop when I use it in different scenarios. When I use it with a projector, or dock it using a screen with lower resolution, the icons on my scren redistribute themselves, and the stay re-distributed when I go back to standard laptop mode. I know why this is - the different resolutions in the different modes force the system to alter the way the screen appears. Is there a way that I can have different desktop modes for different situations, and have the system recognise each mode and adjust accordingly? This is not a big problem, but it is irritating. ...

Source: www.wininsider.com --- 9 hours ago
On Monday, Microsoft and Research in Motion announced that the two companies will collaborate to bring popular Windows Live services to RIM's popular Blackberry smart phone devices. The first two services to make the transition to the Blackberry platform are Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger. ...