Microsoft is hard at work trying to make their Windows 7 operating system as user friendly as possible. Their focus is turning to the “Device Stage” which will give you a deeper look into your devices for improved syncing capabilities…
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For your reading pleasure, a collection of news stories and reviews making news this week on the web:Cases, Cooling, and Power SuppliesAntec Skeleton Case Review – MektuModsbgears b-Tarantula 650Watt Power Supply Review – TestFreaksCooler Master ATCS 840 Classic Case Review…
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Microsoft has opted to stick with simplicity for their next operating system release and chose to stay with their development codename for the final product. Windows 7 will be what it’s named when it’s finally released at some point next…
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Graphics Cards: ATI Radeon HD 4670, Another Mid-Range Option ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB, Expanding on the High-EndDriver Performance Improvements, Are They Real? Processors: AMD Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition, Tweakers Delight Core 2 E7300/Pentium Dual-Core E5200 Reviewed, Budget…
Windows Vista’s User Access Control system was designed to protect users from the dangers of the internet and any programs they happen to download. The service initially was way too touchy on what it’d allow a user to do…
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Apple had a busy week and a little scare. Apple Rolls Out iTunes and Apple TV Updates Apple Avoids iTunes Shutdown, Users Rejoice Apple’s iPhone 2.1 Firmware a Miracle Worker? New Nintendo DS! But you can’t get one in the…
The latest versions of the Windows Operating System has done a decent job of handling the dual and quad core chips of today but the CPU is getting quite a bit of an expansion in processing power over the…
