The Windows XP Preview Program is now available in Australia. Thanks Mike.
X-bit labs has posted an article called "Giving Birth to New Mainboards: Factory Tour".
Microsoft has released another build of Windows XP to the beta testers. Note: This is a interim build, Microsoft expect to release RC1 within a week. Thanks Mark.
Microsoft is catching up to Lotus Development Corp.´s Domino and Notes in corporate messaging and collaboration systems, but the future is murky because of the emergence of Microsoft´s .Net collaboration plans.
Neither Microsoft Exchange nor the product line from Cambridge, Mass.-based Lotus is dominant right now. At last official count, Exchange had about 68 million licensed seats, or users, and Domino had 78 million.
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Neither Microsoft Exchange nor the product line from Cambridge, Mass.-based Lotus is dominant right now. At last official count, Exchange had about 68 million licensed seats, or users, and Domino had 78 million.
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In a city that derives its revenues from playing the odds, Microsoft Corp. today provided the industry with a sure bet: Microsoft
Windows
XP. Microsoft and partners from all segments of the industry kicked off a billion-dollar marketing campaign for the next generation of PCs, software and devices that will offer customers the best possible computing experience.
Rick Belluzzo, president and chief operating officer of Microsoft Corp., addressed more than 600 industry leaders at Partner Marketing Day in Las Vegas, sharing Microsoft´s plans for the marketing frenzy behind Microsoft Windows XP and launching an unprecedented campaign for the revolutionary new operating system, including a total of $500 million from Microsoft and Intel Corp. alone to promote Windows XP and Pentium
4 PCs.
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Rick Belluzzo, president and chief operating officer of Microsoft Corp., addressed more than 600 industry leaders at Partner Marketing Day in Las Vegas, sharing Microsoft´s plans for the marketing frenzy behind Microsoft Windows XP and launching an unprecedented campaign for the revolutionary new operating system, including a total of $500 million from Microsoft and Intel Corp. alone to promote Windows XP and Pentium

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GamePC has posted a review on the Hercules Game Theater XP
High-end-server maker Stratus Technologies will take a step into the low-end market Monday when it introduces its first machine using Intel chips and Microsoft´s Windows 2000 operating system.
Stratus sells high-end, crash-resistant machines for jobs such as running 911 emergency call systems or ATM networks, where the operators can´t afford to have a machine go down. To ensure that its servers are reliable, the company uses carefully tested software and backup hardware components--"redundant" components--that keep running if the primary unit fails.
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Stratus sells high-end, crash-resistant machines for jobs such as running 911 emergency call systems or ATM networks, where the operators can´t afford to have a machine go down. To ensure that its servers are reliable, the company uses carefully tested software and backup hardware components--"redundant" components--that keep running if the primary unit fails.
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The 87th issue of ZZZ online is out.
If I had a couple of bucks for every e-mail I get asking about Windows XP, you wouldn´t be reading this. I´d have enough money to quit writing and live on a beach somewhere.
So to question numero uno, "Should I upgrade to Windows XP?" the answer is "absolutely!"
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So to question numero uno, "Should I upgrade to Windows XP?" the answer is "absolutely!"
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OC Workbench send words that the MSI AMD760MP K7D Master-LR is in Japan available.
GlobalSCAPE has released CuteZIP 2.0 Beta
Last week, at a day-long get-to-know-you session that Microsoft Corp. hosted for venture capitalists, one attendee told a fable in which she compared Microsoft to a snake and asked Microsoft executives to respond. And in an on-the-spot audience poll, only 40 percent of the attendees agreed that the Redmond, Wash., software company would make a good partner for the fledgling companies in their investment portfolios.
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It´s safe to say that Robert Pennington is happy with Intel´s new 64-bit Itanium processor. As associate director of computing and communications at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, he´s responsible for all the production supercomputing systems, including several new Itanium clusters. "We´ve been able to port 32-bit Windows applications to Itanium by recompiling them, and the performance is outstanding," Pennington says.
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A new version of HyperSnap is out
RAM Idle 4.0 for Windows NT/2000 is now available
WinInfo has posted some news concerning Windows XP RC1
Everything USB send words that Addonics offer a USB 2.0 upgrade plan
Microsoft has released build 2494 of Windows XP Personal/Professional to the beta testers. Thanks Piethein.
Registered beta testers can download the build from the Windows Beta Web Site.
Registered beta testers can download the build from the Windows Beta Web Site.
Hewlett-Packard will soon announce its first notebook based on Advanced Micro Devices´ Athlon processor, according to retail sources.
The new HP notebook will feature a 1GHz Athlon 4 processor along with high-end features such as a 15-inch screen, 256MB of RAM, and a combination DVD-ROM/CD-rewritable drive.
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The new HP notebook will feature a 1GHz Athlon 4 processor along with high-end features such as a 15-inch screen, 256MB of RAM, and a combination DVD-ROM/CD-rewritable drive.
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