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Jun
14
Well, even the biggest industry giants sometimes learn things the harder way. At least, Microsoft has done it this time around, as its latest Windows 7 Operating System has got issues in the European market with the IE browser flagship. Indeed, a big lawsuit can most certainly changes things pretty quickly, and in this case, they’re planning to launch the Windows 7 OS without its flagship Internet Explorer browser, in Europe!
Sounds weird, ain’t it? Well, sure thing nobody has seen any Windows Operating System without the built-in IE browser support, but this time around things are going to be different just to comply with the latest European lawsuit.
Microsoft will be releasing a separate edition of Windows 7 with IE browser flagship, and they’ll make IE8 available free of cost as an additional plug-in, which anybody would be able to install and integrate with the Windows 7 Operating System quite effortlessly.
Of course, everyone will have the option to install multiple browsers as per the personal choice, but it will most certainly be weird to receive a Windows OS without the IE browser.
Although, this piece of news is not yet official, but many online sources have claimed about the authenticity of this news, at least for the European market.
Sure thing, Microsoft wouldn’t really make the same mistake twice, so things are supposed to be different in the Asian as well as other markets.
Jun
13
Archos 9 – The latest Windows 7 based PC Tablet unveiled
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The Windows 7 Operating System market is catching up pretty fast, though there hasn’t been anyone to take the initiative of releasing a tablet PC based on Windows 7!
However, things are changing very fast as the latest contender to make use of this brilliant OS happens to be the Archos 9, which will be a tablet PC – indeed the first of its kind
There will be a whole lot of goodies offered as a part of the package, and the tech specs of this tablet PC also look pretty impressive:
Based on an Intel Atom processor, the Archos 9 will be one of the most stylish tablet computers, and the first one to make use of the Windows 7 OS platform in its category.
As per the comments given by the manufacturer, the tablet basically caters to the needs of students as well as business professionals.
It is extremely lightweight, weighing hardly about 800gms, and hence quite handy to carry around as well. However, the most noticeable thing about this machine will be its sleek and 0.63″ thin trendy body design.
These include:
• Intel Atom Z515 (1.2GHz) processor
• 9″ widescreen display
• 3G Support
• 1GB RAM
• Wireless
• DVBT TV support
• 120GB HDD
• Bluetooth
• 1.3MP webcam and
• The Windows 7 Operating System
The Archos 9 tablet is expected to bear a hefty price tag of about $700. As far as the availability is concerned, this powerhouse machine is expected to hit the market by the end of the third quarter this year.
Jun
10
Count in Gigs!
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Kingston, the leaders in the memory management technology have come out with a new series of flash drives known as the 150 series. They are available in 2 capacities namely 32 and 64 GB. The transfer rates are up by 20 MB/sec and it can read at 10 MB/sec.
It can operate in 0°C to 60°C temperature range and its storage temperatures varies from -20°C to 85°C. With a plug and play installation, it is supported by Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Mac OS X v.10.3.x+, Linux v.2.6.x+ and most of the current operating systems.
This device is definitely the one if you think you are going to use it to just copy music, videos, games and other related stuff. You can content of any kind of size 170 MB in just 14 seconds, which means that you can copy 1.7 GB content in less than 2 minutes. Pretty quick, isn’t it?
These gadgets work perfectly even if you make it run all night long. If you tried downloading contents of entire capacity of 32/64 GB, the drive works perfectly fine and there is no overheating problem as it is found in the other drives. And, what more, you can even use the 64 GB variant to ready boost your vista system. Note: Do not buy the “not Ready Boost enabled” labeled ones if you intend to use it for that purpose.
So, if you are looking for nice, stylish, classical appearance and that offer good storing capacity, you should try out the 150 series of Kingston. You can buy a 64 GB at $129 or 32 GB for just $90.