October 18th, 2007

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10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

How many of you have hooked up a new Microsoft keyboard and/or mouse and didn’t install the included IntelliPoint software because Windows automatically found the hardware? As long as things worked when connected, I didn’t miss some of the features that Read More……(read more)

Written by Windows Vista Team Blog on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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10 Things You May Not Know about Windows Vista - IntelliPoint Software

But now that I’ve installed the software with Windows Vista, that’s all changed. The team has added so many improvements in the IntelliPoint software functionality that I thought I’d conclude our 10 Things about Windows Vista series by discussing some of the lesser-known features of the IntelliPoint software. These features add functionality not only to those who may have problems with the fine print on some sites, but give the hardware more usability for the everyday user as well as the power user and gamer.

I’m using the new Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 keyboard. If you’re looking for a new keyboard, check this out - www.microsoft.com/hardware/ultimatekeyboard, now available. The set features a 2.4GHz Bluetooth super thin, backlit rechargeable keyboard and mouse. The keyboard is easy to use with its ergonomic design, including “My Favorites” programmable hot keys, one-touch access to Windows Media Center and a navigation pad to make navigation even easier. The

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Written by Nick White on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Futuremark Releases Innovative Benchmark for Windows Vista®: PCMark® Vantage

Futuremark Corporation announced today the release of PCMark® Vantage?the first objective hardware performance benchmark for PCs running 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows Vista®.

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Written by Joe on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Infoworld: Apple OS X Leopard: A beautiful upgrade

…Leopard is a genuine triumph of customer-focused engineering. It’s a pleasure and a relief to see that Apple remembers how to deliver open, affordable, standards-based products. There probably won’t be lines around the block at Apple retail stores for people who can’t wait to get their hands on Leopard. If they had been using Leopard as long as developers have, Apple wouldn’t be able to stamp Leopard DVDs fast enough. Word will get out. Read the full article at Infoworld.com

Bonus link: See Infoworld’s first review of Windows Vista for a comparison.

Written by vistasucks on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Windows Vista - Security calling

The second video tip by PCWizKid. Security has been stepped up along with more alerts in Windows Vista. Are they nagging and annoying you? If you want to disable these notifications follow these easy steps to turn them off.

Written by Joe on October 18th, 2007 with no comments.
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Windows Vista - Whats on the menu?

Here’s the first in a weekly series of video tips by PCWizKid. This tip shows you how to to keep the “classic start menu” style in Windows Vista, follow these easy steps to enable it.