All posts tagged Microsoft Windows
Upgrading Desktop PC require work and research, but it handsomely pays off
I just bought a new desktop after eight years living on a Dell 8300 Pentium 4 for which I plunked down $2562 on April 2, 2003. This time around, I spent $799.98 for a HP Pavilion Elite 410F. My purchase reaffirms …
They’re Mini-Notebooks, not Netbooks
Android Netbook Appears: Lookout Wintel
One of the first Android netbooks is being billed as an "easy to use full functioning PC" and presents tangible evidence of a shift away from the Wintel
Bloggers Square off on Windows 7 Starter for Netbooks
PCmag.com editor-in-chief Lance Ulanoff takes issue with a post by Computerworld blogger Seth Weintraub and anyone else who are arguing Window 7 Starter could be a
Windows 7 Starter Open Doors for Others OSes
[caption id="attachment_605" align="alignleft" width="128" caption="The door just opened a bit for Android."][/caption] Now we know why Windows XP owns a reported 97% of the netbook market. Microsoft was virtually
HP Drops Mini 1000 price, Dell Still Lowest
Netbook price trench warfare continues unabated with HP lowering the official price on its low-end HP Mini 1000 to $279.99. While it has twice as much storage
Considering the Windows 7 Beta Download
[caption id="attachment_148" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Windows 1.0 welcome screen"][/caption] [caption id="attachment_149" align="alignnone" width="284" caption="Windows 7 Jump Lists"][/caption] My quarter century covering information technology pretty much mirrors the evolution of Microsoft
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