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Eee PC: The desktop version arrives August in the UK
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
While there’s no local launch date for the Eee PC desktop edition as yet, those lucky blighters in the UK are getting the first non-notebook Eee PC in less than two months. It bodes well for a rest-of-the-world launch long before the end of the year!
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
While there’s no local launch date for the Eee PC desktop edition as yet, those lucky blighters in the UK are getting the first non-notebook Eee PC in less than two months. It bodes well for a rest-of-the-world launch long before the end of the year!
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Desktop software: not green, not lean and mighty unclean
By: Stan Beer
An alternative title for this article was polluting the world, one program at a time but that's not fair. There's plenty of good software being developed that isn't a wasteful source of greenhouse gases, it just generally doesn't sit on the desktop anymore.
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By: Stan Beer
An alternative title for this article was polluting the world, one program at a time but that's not fair. There's plenty of good software being developed that isn't a wasteful source of greenhouse gases, it just generally doesn't sit on the desktop anymore.
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Microsoft plays catch-up with Kidaro
By: Stephen Withers
The news that Microsoft intends to incorporate Kidaro's virtualisation technologies into Microsoft Optimized Desktop Pack (MDOP) is a bit of a yawn: haven't we seen this all before?
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By: Stephen Withers
The news that Microsoft intends to incorporate Kidaro's virtualisation technologies into Microsoft Optimized Desktop Pack (MDOP) is a bit of a yawn: haven't we seen this all before?
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Virtualisation and optimised desktops the Microsoft way
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Watch out VMware and Citrix: Microsoft’s wants its value-added virtualisation strategy to turn victorious one of these days, and has not only bought up Kidaro to boost its Optimised Desktop pack but continues investing big money, saying its seeing big success.
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Watch out VMware and Citrix: Microsoft’s wants its value-added virtualisation strategy to turn victorious one of these days, and has not only bought up Kidaro to boost its Optimised Desktop pack but continues investing big money, saying its seeing big success.
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Asus Eee PC desktop coming at Computex Taiwan?
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
The Asus Eee PC in subnotebook format has been the hit portable computer of the year, with the recent 900 series upgrade only brightening the Asus star. Now word comes that an Eee desktop – with the same Linux OS – will be launched at Computex and on sale later this year.
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
The Asus Eee PC in subnotebook format has been the hit portable computer of the year, with the recent 900 series upgrade only brightening the Asus star. Now word comes that an Eee desktop – with the same Linux OS – will be launched at Computex and on sale later this year.
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Xobni outs Outlook inadequacies
By: Stan Beer
I still begrudgingly use Vista, even after making the mistake of retrograding my system to the monumental stuff-up called SP1. I still use Word and Excel 2007, although there are free alternatives that tempt me. However, I dropped Outlook months ago because it's an unacceptable resources drain. Can a new plug-in called Xobni change my mind?
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By: Stan Beer
I still begrudgingly use Vista, even after making the mistake of retrograding my system to the monumental stuff-up called SP1. I still use Word and Excel 2007, although there are free alternatives that tempt me. However, I dropped Outlook months ago because it's an unacceptable resources drain. Can a new plug-in called Xobni change my mind?
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