Successor to Origami will look like the Windows XP-based tablet PC, but run the Vista update and hopefully cost less.
Microsoft lays plans for 'Vistagami' tablets
Microsoft lays plans for 'Vistagami' tablets
Microsoft unveiled new programs and technologies Tuesday to allow partners to prepare products to run on Windows Vista once it is available.
Microsoft launches Vista 'certified' partner plan
Microsoft launches Vista 'certified' partner plan
Windows Vista and its server counterpart are starting to go their separate ways. But come next fall, the two systems will converge.
Common code base for Vista, Longhorn Server
Common code base for Vista, Longhorn Server
PCs have a way to go, despite advances in hardware and software aimed to bring PC technology into the living room.
AMD: Vista only a tiny step to convergence
AMD: Vista only a tiny step to convergence
Bill Gates says Microsoft has achieved a major milestone by releasing beta versions of three major products, Windows Vista, Office Systems 2007 and Windows Server Longhorn at the same time.
Vista, Word, Longhorn Betas Debut at WinHEC
Vista, Word, Longhorn Betas Debut at WinHEC
Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows published a review on Windows Vista Beta 2
On Tuesday morning, Microsoft announced the imminent availability of Windows Vista Beta 2, build 5384 of the oft-delayed OS. Beta 2 will go out to beta testers, MSDN and TechNet subscribers, and Technology Adoption Program (TAP) customers sometime this week.
Microsoft Delivers Windows Vista Beta 2
Microsoft Delivers Windows Vista Beta 2
Customers who want more information about what PCs will require to run Windows Vista will get some, but not much, from Microsoft at the company's conference for hardware engineers next week.
WINHEC -- Vista Get Ready program falls short, for some
WINHEC -- Vista Get Ready program falls short, for some
The software giant has, for the first time, given PC owners detailed information on its minimum hardware requirements for Vista operating system in an effort to help them prepare for the OS' January 2007 arrival.
Microsoft Tells All on Vista's Hardware Needs
Microsoft Tells All on Vista's Hardware Needs
HEXUS is reporting that Windows Vista may be delayed again
U.S. government gives OK to Microsoft's search box plans for Vista, which have been criticized by rival Google.
Vista search seems fair, regulators say
Vista search seems fair, regulators say
Top engineer urges Vista team members to spend their weekend hunting down bugs. The reward? $100 per problem fixed.
Bounty for Vista coders who squish bugs at home
Bounty for Vista coders who squish bugs at home
Thanks Mark for this one. The pre-registration for the public betas of Windows Vista, Office 2007, and Exhange Server 2007 is now online.
Momentum for games on Windows accelerates with new showcase games, breakthrough DirectX graphics technology and Xbox Live online gaming capabilities.
Microsoft Announces Spectacular Windows Vista Title Lineup
Microsoft Announces Spectacular Windows Vista Title Lineup
Vista's new security features will make for such a disruptive user experience that business users might want to steer clear of the operating system for the time being, according to Yankee Group.
Vista set to alienate business users
Vista set to alienate business users
Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows posted the first part of their Windows Vista Build 5381 Screenshot Gallery
Windows XP successor will largely eliminate the need to run separate antispyware or firewall software, according to a new analyst report.
Report: Vista to hit antispyware, firewall markets
Report: Vista to hit antispyware, firewall markets
Ramblings of a Computer Guru is reporting that Microsoft has released Windows Vista Build 5381.1
A research note released this week from Gartner Inc. predicts that Microsoft Corp. will miss its target to ship Windows Vista on PCs by January 2007. According to Gartner, Vista won't be broadly available to customers until the second quarter of 2007
Gartner: Vista won't ship until Q2 2007
Gartner: Vista won't ship until Q2 2007
