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Install OS X Snow Leopard from a USB flash drive: “Apple officially released Snow Leopardyesterday and consumers could find the latest version of OS X at Apple Stores and resellers across the country.
At version 10.6, Snow Leopard, focused more on improving speed and performance than adding new features to OS X. With the operating system available to customers, individuals are ready for their upgrades.”
Seven Features in Windows 7 You Probably Don’t Know About – CIO.com – Business Technology Leadership: “Seven Features in Windows 7 You Probably Don’t Know About
From streaming Netflix movies in Windows Media Center to eye candy desktop Themes to a calculator that does a lot more than arithmetic, here’s a slideshow of cool but unappreciated Windows 7 features.”
Download Free ebook “First Look :Microsoft Office 2010”: “Download Free ebook “First Look :Microsoft Office 2010″”
The eight most common technological pitfalls of migrating to Microsoft Office 2010: “Enterprise-wide upgrades to newer versions of Microsoft Office are never easy and, when they don’t go well, IT staffs often find themselves ill-equipped to deal with the fall-out. With the launch of Microsoft Office 2010 slated for next summer, IT departments are spending hours planning and budgeting for its deployment, asking questions like What new hardware do we need to buy? How much training will be required? When should we upgrade?”
Building Your Own Windows 7 Machine: Mid-range Gaming PC | Windows 7 News: “Most users which are into building their own PC’s are usually going to fall into the mid-range gaming category. I am in this category, because I don’t have unlimited funds to spend on unlimited FPS. I personally don’t even know anyone who spends thousands on their video card, but they are out there.”
Windows 7 Netbook with Dual Screen | Redmond Pie: “Windows 7 Netbook with Dual Screen”
Why Windows 7 Didn’t Make eWEEK Labs’ 2009 Products of the Year List – Windows from eWeek: “Windows 7 was one of the biggest product stories of 2009, so why didn’t Microsoft’s new client OS make eWEEK Labs’ Products of the Year list? A lack of true innovation and several outstanding questions are among the reasons.”