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ك تالية الحاسوب المحمول استطاع يتلقّى مستمرّة قوة بطارية أنّ يدوم ل 30 سنون دون وحيدة [رشرج] شكور إلى عمل يكون يموّل بالولايات المتّحدة الأمريكيّة [أير فورس] بحث مختبرة. الإختراق [بتفولتيك] قوة خلايا بنيت من [سميكندوكتورس] ويستعمل نظير مشعّ كالمصدر طاقة. بما أنّ المادة إشعاعيّة يتخرّب يصدر هو [بتا برتيكل] أنّ غيّرت داخل [إلكتريك بوور] قادرة من أحبّت يزوّد [إلكتريكل دفيس] الحاسوب المحمول لسنون.

رغم أنّ [بتفولتيك] بطاريات صوة نوويّة لا ينتج [ث]€ [ر] لا, [ث]€ [ر] لا إستعمال انشطار/انصهار أو [شميكل بروسسّ] أن ينتج طاقة وهكذا (أيّ إشعاعيّة أو نفاية خطرة). Betavoltaics generate power when an electron strikes a particular interface between two layers of material. The Process uses beta electron emissions that occur when a neutron decays into a proton which causes a forward bias in the semiconductor. This makes the betavoltaic cell a forward bias diode of sorts, similar in some respects to a photovoltaic (solar) cell. Electrons scatter out of their normal orbits in the semiconductor and into the circuit creating a usable electric current.

The profile of the batteries can be quite small and thin, a porous…

• Why Microsoft must abandon Vista to save itself
  I think I’ve pointed to the ‘VistaSucks’ site before, but if not, you may want to browse it, it’s always good for a laugh. This post seems to suggest Vista sucks because it’s too much like Mac and Linux…
  (tags: Humor )
• Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows: Inside Windows Vista Service Pack 1
  Lots of info about Vista SP1 Beta.
  (tags: Beta SP1 Review )
• Windows Vista Team Blog : Redmond Install Fair later this month
  Have Microsoft help you install SP1 Beta on your Vista machine!
  (tags: SP1 Beta Install )
• Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi for Windows Vista 2.15.0003
  The latest Vista driver for Creative’s Sound Blaster X-Fi series of audio devices.
  (tags: Drivers Audio )

If you are running low on hard-drive space it may be time for a purge of files that you no longer use, or have no wish to keep any more. In my previous post on this subject I suggested installing and running the excellent Treesize to find out the size of each folder, and I explained how to clear the cache in your web browser. In this post I will describe what steps to take in a more general purge of unwanted files.

Removing unwanted applications
From the Control Panel and open either ‘Add or Remove Programs’, or ‘Uninstall a Program’ (if you use Vista). Go through the list of programs and remove any that you don’t use any more. This may sound like obvious advice, but the easy availability of freeware programs means that many of us have collections of applications installed on our machines that we played with once or twice and then forgot about.

Removing non-essential files
Over time, Windows collects various temporary files, logs and other non-essential files. To delete these, go to the ‘Start’ menu and select ‘Search’. You may then have to select ‘All files and folders.’ In the search…

Congratulations are in order for our good friend Kristan M. Kenney (currently of Windows Now) has just been made the latest Microsoft Windows Shell/User MVP in the most recent round of MVP appointments.

Kristan Kenney’s contributions to Windows Vista community started before the Vista beta program even began, and it’s always been just a matter of time before this appointment happened. From the days of 4074 to RTM and now SP1, Kris has been at the forefront of finding tricks and hacks to make Windows Vista a more enjoyable experience. Hopefully we can expect even more (and greater) contributions to come from Kris in the future.

Congratulations, Kris, you deserve it!