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APO launched a new Windows Vista ready mouse. Measuring just 54.2mm x 95mm x 35mm and weighing 60grams, the optical mouse has an ultra compact wireless module that you can store inside it. Pricing and availability are still in mystery. Hit the jump to see more images.
Via Akihabaranews
AnyDATA Corporation launched ADU-610 which is the “world’s smallest and fastest wireless USB modem”. The device supports 3G networks utilizing the latest HSDPA/UMTS technology. Measuring 35mm × 93mm x 10mm, this Windows Vista certified modem also features an internal antenna and has a built-in battery. ADU-610W allows connection to the Internet at data speeds of up to 7.2Mbps, or at up to 384Kbps over UMTS in areas where HSDPA service is unavailable. Currently, there is no information on pricing and availability.
Via Laptoping
PC manufacturer Alienware has upgraded its Area-51 7500 desktop by featuring the new Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU. The PC will support Windows Vista, Low latency DDR2 RAM, nForce 6 SLI x16 Motherboard, and HDCP ready graphics. The Quad core Alienware 7500 is aimed for gamers and multimedia enthusiasts. It goes on sale in March 7th with the price tag of $2499 after conversion.
Via RegHardware and SlashGear
Wal-mart offered the Everex Stepnote VA4101M, which is the world’s first Vista-powered laptop priced under $500. The laptop sports a 15.4 inch screen, 1.46 GHz Celeron M processor, VIA Chrome9 HC integrated graphics, 512MB RAM, a 60G HD, and a DVD burner. In addition, its screen has a 1280 x 800 maximal resolution. Weighing 5.9lbs, the VA4101M also provides 802.11b/g wireless connection, Ethernet LAN, and a built-In 56k modem. Buy it now at WalMart!
Bill Gates talks about Microsoft Windows Vista, Google, and more in this BBC interview. Gates believes that tablet type devices will replace textbooks in the future. Hit the play button to play the video!
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Microsoft has released Windows Vista operating system and Office 2007. In retail, Windows Vista is available in different versions such as Home Basic ($199, upgrade $99), Home Premium ($239, upgrade $159), Vista Business ($299, upgrade $199) and Windows Vista Ultimate ($399, upgrade $259).
You can get the 64-bit version of Windows Vista by purchasing the Windows Vista Ultimate edition. Gamers can’t expect much from Windows Vista, since there is no game title that is compatible with DirectX 10 yet. Crysis, the highly anticipated DirectX 10 title, is still at least 6 months away.
In addition, Microsoft Office 2007 is now available in five versions and corresponding upgrades, with prices range from $149 to $679.
Via Laptoping
Here is the video of Bill Gates on the Daily Show yesterday for the launch of Microsoft Windows Vista and to discuss some of Microsoft’s upcoming products such as IPTV, jetpacks, and robots. Push the play button to start.
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ASUS has unveiled the “U1″ laptop at COEX (Convention & Exhibition Center) Seoul, Korea. The laptop provides a 11.1-inch WXGA with 1360×768 pixels LED display, Intel Core Solo ULV U2400 processor, Intel 645GM+ICH7-M chipset, 512MB memory, and up to 80GB SATA 1.8-inch hard drive. In addition, the ASUS “U1” is a laptop that based on Windows Vista operating system.
Toshiba has announced their new Satellite A135 laptop series with 15.4-inch widescreen. These laptops will be available in three different configurations: A135-S4499, A135-S4467 and A135-S4427. They are powered by the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, Intel Core Duo or Core 2 Duo processors, Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset, and Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 with 8MB-224MB dynamically allocated shared graphics memory. The laptops also support IntelPRO/Wireless 3945ABG (802.11a/b/g), four USB ports, RJ-45 LAN port, RJ-11 modem port and an i-LINK IEEE-1394.
Toshiba Satellite A135-S4499 will be available on February 20, 2007 with the price tag of $1,499.99, while A135-S4467 and A135-S4427 are priced at $999.99 and $899.99. Both will be available on January 30, 2007. Hit the jump to read the specs.
Press Release via Laptops
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