The Belkin USB VideoBus II offers several key advantages over other grabbers. It is compact, portable, lightweight, comes with a lifetime warranty, has excellent support and very good grabbing quality. Its software bundle is ideal for novice users and still useful to experienced users too. It is the perfect companion to a notebook or to any video camera owner. Leaving these details aside, for a price of only $72 (found on Pricewatch), the Belkin VideoBus II is a steal.Read more
PCinsight has posted a review of Belkin´s USB VideoBus II capture device.
Neowin has posted some information and screenshots from the latest build of Internet Explorer 6.0
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TacoNuts has posted a tutorial on lapping.
Microsoft´s first crack at the security market, its Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) firewall, has been dealt a major blow only weeks after its release as security experts warned that the product is vulnerable to denial of service (DoS) attacks.
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Late yesterday, Microsoft confirmed that it has canceled development of what would have been the seventh and final service pack for Windows NT 4.0. According to a Microsoft representative I contacted yesterday, the company decided to cancel Service Pack 7 (SP7) because of customer feedback; the number of hotfixes Microsoft has issued since SP6a´s release in November 1999 has dropped considerably in recent days.
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I just updated the message forum once again to Ultimate Bulletin Board 6.0
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This month, both optical trackballs, featuring a sleek metallic silver finish, will be available at various retail locations and online at http://www.logitech.com. TrackMan Wheel enters the market at a suggested retail price of $39.95. And, the price for Marble Mouse will continue to be a value at $29.95.
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Microsoft, claiming to have learned from past mistakes, has added a number of features to the second beta of its upcoming Whistler server operating system that it says will make deployment easier, especially for Active Directory--the crown jewel of the server suite.
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The 79th issue of ZZZ online is out.
OCOnline has posted their CeBIT 2001 report with over 70 pics, a lot of information and stories.
A new version of NVmax is available.
Microsoft, IBM, and Ariba plan to launch by early May a Web directory that´s an integral part of the companies´ vision for simplifying business communications over the Internet.
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There are official EAX fixes for Unreal Tournament and Unreal
Tournament CTF maps which work with Win2k SP1. Thanks
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Tournament CTF maps which work with Win2k SP1. Thanks
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Microsoft Corp.´s next-generation operating system will be limited in its support of USB 2.0 when the initial release hits the shelves later this year. But Windows XP will find a way to support the bus standard, the software giant said this week.
Microsoft is considering a number of options for getting the USB 2.0 software on the market in tandem with the Windows XP release, said Carl Stork, general manager of Microsoft´s Windows Division. "How that USB 2.0 software is shipped in the final version of XP, we don´t know," he said. "It could be shipped and turned on by default if suddenly a wave of hardware hits Redmond. It could be that we ship it but turn it off by default. Or it could be that we choose to distribute it through Windows later."
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Microsoft is considering a number of options for getting the USB 2.0 software on the market in tandem with the Windows XP release, said Carl Stork, general manager of Microsoft´s Windows Division. "How that USB 2.0 software is shipped in the final version of XP, we don´t know," he said. "It could be shipped and turned on by default if suddenly a wave of hardware hits Redmond. It could be that we ship it but turn it off by default. Or it could be that we choose to distribute it through Windows later."
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Financial services provider Halifax will replace up to 500 of its 3000 NT servers and Unix systems with Microsoft´s Windows 2000 Datacentre server (W2DC) to cut operational costs. But analysts warn that the savings may take some time to achieve.
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TweakFiles has put up a new build of PowerStrip 3.0 Beta
OC Workbench send words that MSI has posted a new K7T266Pro BIOS 1.0 beta 9 on their japanese website.
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Cisco Systems Inc. today confirmed that there was an incompatibility between its Catalyst 5000 switch and the beta-test release of Microsoft Corp.´s Windows XP operating system, but the networking giant said it has resolved the glitch.
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