Posts Tagged ‘Vista’

Windows Vista For Dummies 2007

Friday, September 12th, 2008

Get all the tips and tricks of Vista with this Windows Vista for Dummies DVD.

This easy to follow program gives you step by step instructions and visual demonstrations to quickly grasp the everyday tasks all Vista users need to know.

Based on the bestselling Windows Vista For Dummies book, this DVD demonstrates how to navigate and organize your files; block Internet viruses and hackers; create music, photo, and movie CDs and DVDs; back up your files; and more!

Enjoy! ;) magic

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Microsoft News

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

Here’s a piece of information we came accross, Microsoft have confirmed that the Vista service pack 1 won’t be available for download until march.

During beta testing for Vista service pack 1, Microsoft found that some device drivers were causing problems on some systems with service pack 1 installed.

Although the issues can be fixed by uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers, Microsoft decided this would be too complicated for most users.

So Microsoft are spending from now until March fixing drivers that are causing problems, and we have also learned that Microsoft have given OEM’s the disk images based on Vista service pack 1, so they can build their machines on the new service pack 1 format.

Microsoft have also started producing Vista service pack 1 on DVD for volume licensing.

Vista should be more stable after the service pack is installed. Wait and see ;)

Commodore Return - Update #2

Sunday, January 13th, 2008

 

Commodore (back after 25 years) Update…

Earlier on in 2007 Commodore announced they were coming back in the form of PC systems!

Well I can now say that Commodore have been selling their new machines, they run Windows Vista 64-bit version.

Its cool how in 1980’s it was 8-bit C64 in 2008 its 64-bit Commodore PC

Here’s a review from Commodore website:

 

 

 

Pros Excellent spec for gamers. Loads of stylish skins to choose from. It says Commodore on it

Cons Costs as much as 11 Xbox 360s

After dominating ’80s home computing with the C64 and Amiga, Commodore died a horrible, slow death in the ’90s. But now the brand has been revived for a range of Windows PCs aimed at gamers. Prices start at £1000 for the entry-level G model, rising through the GS and GX to the top-of-the-range XX, tested here.

When is a Commodore not a Commodore?
You might be wondering what’s so Commodorey about a PC that’s specced (as these machines inevitably are) with components from numerous different companies. Times have changed since computer manufacturers made their own bespoke hardware, and yes, in many ways the XX is just another PC.

In fact, you could say the Commodore connection is only ‘C-Kin’ deep. C-Kins are Commodore’s own custom case design decals that can be added and removed to suit your mood, new wallpaper or fashion leanings, and it’s these above anything else that mark out the Commodore range from the competition.

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Speedball 2: Tournament

Thursday, November 1st, 2007

In 2326, rival gangs form an ultra-violent street sports league Speedball to settle their deadly disputes.

Two teams face each other in bloody battles for a steel ball: Nine on nine – in an all-out rush on the opponents’ goal.

Almost any malicious move is permitted.

The winner of the matches secures supremacy over the city.

Fully customizable male, female and cyborg characters, dynamic sports battles, and a unique online community platform with online player and clan profiles will thrill sports simulation enthusiasts, action fans, and e-sports experts likewise.

Speedball 2 Tournament is a sequel to the Commodore Amiga futuristic sports video game Speedball originally created by Bitmap Brothers, published by Frogster Interactive Pictures and developed by Kylotonn.

have fun! ;) magic

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Adobe Acrobat 3D v8.1.0

Tuesday, May 1st, 2007

Adobe Acrobat 3D software empowers CAD, CAM, and CAE users to convert virtually any CAD file to a highly compressed 3D PDF file to enable 3D-based collaboration and CAD data interoperability.

Increase engineering productivity by sharing Adobe PDF files containing precise geometry and product manufacturing information with users of free Adobe Reader software to mark up 3D designs, or leverage Adobe PDF files for downstream manufacturing processes without having to buy CAD translators.

PDF is a highly flexible, open standard that enables more secure visualization, collaboration, CAD data interoperability, and data publishing across the entire product lifecycle.

With support for industry-leading compression technology, highly compressed 3D PDF files can contain precise geometry from large, complex CAD assemblies in an archive-quality format.

;) magic

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