Sony Ericsson Aspen, the company's new Windows Mobile Smartphone
Sony Ericsson has recently announced their new business mobile phone, Aspen, which features a QWERTY keypad, 3.2-megapixel camera, and easy access to your multimedia files. With Microsoft MyPhone service, you can remotely erase your phone data if the phone is lost or stolen.
Microsoft Unleashes SideWinder X4 Keyboard
This Microsoft SideWinder X4 keyboard will give you the edge over your opponents in any 3D games. It features advanced anti-ghosting technology which allows you to press up to 26 keys at once (although we have no idea if there is anyone who can actually press that number of keys altogether).
Windows 7: Nanami Gets New Friends
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Windows Mobile 7 To Be Announced in MWC ?
While the source is pretty unconfirmed, they have mentioned that WinMo 7 will be available to Microsoft's handheld hardware partners in September 2010, allowing them to roll-out WM7-based devices in the fourth quarter 2010 or early first-quarter 2011.
Microsoft Arc keyboard coming to Singapore next month
The Microsoft Arc keyboard was showcased at the recent CES 2010 and features a beautiful curved profile. It is lightweight, operates wirelessly (with a snap-in nano transceiver included) and comes with an on/off function for user to conserve its battery life.
Christmas rig building guide: Gaming with Windows 7
Christmas is just round the corner, how about rewarding yourself this holiday season with a Windows 7 preloaded gaming rig?
World's Largest Data Center
Cnet has an article on Microsoft’s new data center in Chicago. For those who are curious to know what goes on in a data center and how it looks like inside can check out the article here.
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Samsung to collaborate with Microsoft to push Green IT
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.
Ninite For Windows 7
Folks over at Tomshardware has recommended a nifty utility called Ninite. It’s a software that allows users to “plunk” their favourite apps into 1 installer which will appear as a downloadable .exe file.
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