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Apple Mac Pro (2x2.26GHz Xeon, 2009)
Reviews Apple's new eight-core Mac Pro shows improvements in high-intensity digital media and multitasking scenarios. We also love the design tweaks that improve on Apple's already industry-leading efforts. Any Apple-bound design professional would welcome this powerful tool.
Tags: Apple Mac Pro, Apple Inc., Intel Xeon, CPU, Chip, Graphics, Card, Apple Macintosh, Model, Memory
Windows boss weighs in on version 7 plans
Insight newsmaker In an interview, Bill Veghte talks about Windows 7 and gets a little protective of Vista while telling consumers his company's software is a good deal when money's tight.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Software engineering/development, Product development and design, Microsoft Corp., Security, Microsoft Windows Live, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Advertisement, Windows Boss
Apple Mac Pro
Reviews Apple's Mac Pro has design innovations that we hope will cross over to other systems. Its performance is as strong as you'd expect for a system in its class, and it's priced right, too. You might need more flexibility in your configuration options, especially for 3D design. But otherwise, the Mac Pro is as solid a professional-class PC as we've seen.
Tags: Apple Mac Pro, Apple Inc., CPU, Apple Macintosh, 3D, Apple Power Mac, Exterior, Number System, DivX Video Codec, Default Plan
Windows 7 testers want their voices heard
News Microsoft is trying to reassure the hundreds of thousands of people testing the new operating system that their feedback matters. At the same time, don't expect huge changes.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Security, GUI, User Account Control, Microsoft Windows 7, Windows PC, Voice, Microsoft Windows, blog
Gates: Natal to bring gesture recognition to Windows too
News In an interview with CNET News, Bill Gates notes that Microsoft has broad ambitions for using gesture-sensing cameras in the home and office.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Bill Gates, Video, 3D, Windows PC, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Xbox, camera, PC, game
How to run .NET applications on Linux
Blogs In many enterprise environments we work with a mix of Windows and Linux servers. If you had to build a large, complex en...
Get ready for virtualization to affect you, too
News VMware is pushing its software for use on PCs and mobile phones. There is plenty of room for expansion, but watch out for that cloud.
Tags: Virtualization, VMware Inc., computer, Server, Virtualization, PC
Apple owns the premium PC market at US retail
News Ninety-one percent of computers priced over $1,000 are purchased from Apple, according to the June tally of the PC market from the NPD Group.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Apple Inc., Apple MacBook, Apple Macintosh, Notebook, Stephen Baker, computer, Apple iPod, NPD Group Inc., PC
GoToMyPC 4.1
Product Reviews GoToMyPC 4.1
Tags: Citrix GoToMyPC, Citrix Systems Inc., Security, Password, Computer, software, network, Linux, Web, PC
Microsoft offers EU 'browser ballot' compromise
News Microsoft says it is now open to allowing users in Europe to select competing browsers in Windows 7.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Web Browser, Proposal, European Union, Microsoft Windows 7, Europe, Mozilla Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Brad Smith, Microsoft Windows
Macromedia updates Dreamweaver
News Macromedia released an update last Friday for Dreamweaver MX 2004, the latest version of its widely used Web-authoring application.
Tags: Digital media
Ximeta NetDisk
Reviews If you require simple, inexpensive local or network-attached storage in capacities ranging from 80GB to 250GB, look no further than Ximeta's NetDisk.
Is computing getting too complicated?
Insight commentary Vendors would do well to keep their technologies simple, even if the latest products promise better features and functions.
Tags: Data security
Browzar: A first look
Techguide Want to surf the Web leaving no trace? Check out this Internet Explorer-based application--or just use Firefox instead.
Tags: Web browsers, Browser
Microsoft extends life of its Java Virtual Machine
News In an early sign of teamwork between the software giant and Sun, Microsoft will extend support for its JVM to 2007. But distribution has been halted, along with all enhancements and bug fixes.
Tags: Java
