Wednesday, October 18, 2006 - Posts

IE 7 For Windows XP

Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP Available Now

IE 7 just released

Microsoft's IE Team today released Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP, this is the real deal go and DOWNLOAD NOW

New Interface
Internet Explorer 7 has a new interface that shows more of each webpage you visit. The streamlined toolbar makes it easier to add websites to your Favorites, search the web, clear your history, and access the other tasks and tools you use most.

Check-out this video to see how easy it can be, everybody is doing videos now....

posted Wednesday, October 18, 2006 8:38 PM by paul with 0 Comments

WINDOWS VISTA WHQL DRIVERS

NVIDIA is the first company to ship WINDOWS VISTA WHQL DRIVERS grab them now on NVIDIA Essential Vista.

WHQL = Windows Hardware Quality Lab. We're still waiting for the big DirectX 10 announcement....

Windows Vista is the first Windows operating system that directly utilizes the power of a dedicated GPU. NVIDIA GeForce GPUs are essential for accelerating the Windows Vista experience by offering an enriched 3D user interface, increased productivity, vibrant photos, smooth, high-definition videos, and realistic games.

To fully experience Windows Vista, Microsoft and other industry experts recommend using a PC that is 10 times more powerful than those required by previous generations of Windows to fully drive the Windows Vista OS.

posted Wednesday, October 18, 2006 7:51 PM by paul with 0 Comments

Demo Glitch

While giving a demo of an Ultra Mobile PC and a car at Digitallife in NYC Anand Chandrasekher a Senior Vice president and General Manager of Intel Corporation’s Ultra Mobile Group had a glitch and called for Tech support, then mercy from the Demo Gods.

Two weeks ago Anand preformed this demo flawlessly during Paul Otellini's IDF Keynote in San Francisco, but after shipping the car across the country the Demo Gods spoiled the show. It was a bit disconcerting to see a leader of Intel the highest of high-tech companies calling for Tech support.

                          
Click on the photo to see the video.

posted Wednesday, October 18, 2006 1:02 PM by paul with 0 Comments