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Samsung has announced its collaboration with Microsoft to encourage users to use power-efficient PCs - through the use of the new Windows 7 operating system and 40 nanometer (nm) class DDR3 DRAM. Read on for the full story.
You have probably seen an article posted by Gizmodo listing 7 reasons to stick with Windows XP. Well, there are certainly some reasons for sticking with Windows XP and the one that really makes sense is if your current system is too old to support Windows 7. You may not meet the minimum system requirements or your system may have an odd ball piece of hardware that is not supported.
The X420 is the latest addition to Samsung's line of Windows 7 ready laptops and netbooks and is commercially available now. On top of that, the Korean manufacturer has also unveiled plans for freeWindows 7 upgrade to Home Premium edition for customers who purchased a laptop from 1 July.
Apple has released new Mac commercials, though this time round the maker is seen as trying too hard to counter the new Microsoft Windows 7 operating system that was recently launched. Check out the videos on the next page.
Today, ASUS has announced that selected PCs would be equipped with enhanced features to bring a better Windows 7 experience to its users. According to the manufacturer, all ASUS notebooks installed with Windows 7 will run the 64-bit versions of the operating system. Read on for the news release.
The long awaited Microsoft Windows 7 operating system has just become officially available tonight here in Singapore. If you have followed the Windows 7 promotion announced last week, you could have been one of the 177 person to purchase the Windows 7 Home Premium upgrade for just S$77 tonight.
Windows 7 will be officially available worldwide on 22 October, and to celebrate the launch in Singapore, the first 177 customers who turn up at Challenger Funan store for the 12am 22nd October launch get to purchase the Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Edition at just S$77 (usual RRP S$219).
Microsoft held a media event yesterday to officially launch their new Windows Mobile 6.5 OS for the smartphones. The company also debuts new services including My Phone for data backup and restoration. and Windows Marketplace for Mobile for users to find quality applications to use with their smartphones.
