Bootcamp comes standard on Mac OS X Leopard. This little guided tour shows you how you can run Windows on your Mac through Bootcamp. [YouTube]
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Some dudes have studied the hologram section of the DVD and they found something. Deep inside the hologram you can find a hidden photo of three guys. Check out more pics after the jump!
The photo displays members of the team who worked on the Windows Vista DVD hologram design. Microsoft’s Anti-Piracy Team designed a counterfeit-resistant digital “watermark” for the non-encoded surface of Windows Vista DVDs. The photo in question is only one of multiple images contained in the hologram design, all of whose inclusion serves to make it more difficult to replicate a Windows Vista DVD. The other images are of old master works of art that are in the public domain. These images are part of numerous other security measures that have been designed into our media, packaging and certificates of authenticity. Hence, even though this image has been reproduced on the Web, there are many other features providing further security.
The SNT IOPS In-Dash PC for your car has GPS, runs Windows XP, features a 7-inch touchscreen interface, has HSDPA internet access, Bluetooth, and streams live video from your rear bumper to help those parallel-parking novices. The product is from Korea, and will be unveiled in a couple of days CeBit in Germany. No word on pricing yet.
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Eric Lin at PhoneScoop reviews the Palm Treo 750 smartphone. Powered by Windows Mobile 5.0, the gadget offers a touchscreen display, 1.3MP shooter, Bluetooth connectivity, 60MB of built-in memory, 300-MHz Samsung processor, and a miniSD card slot. Check out some great offers on Palm Treo products on our Hot Deals Page or at the Official Palm Store. Video review after the break!
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.
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Some dudes at LifeHacker show the Flip 3D feature in Windows Vista. Flip 3D is a graphics technology which displays live thumbnail previews of windows when the users hit the Alt-Tab or Windows-Tab between open programs. The feature is actually a part of Windows Aero, which is not available in Windows Vista Basic. It will only get enabled if your PC can handle it. Watch the short video after the break to see what it’s like!
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Kokuyo Japan produced a dual purpose mouse with a built in laser pointer. The mouse has a resolution of 800 dpi with laser pointer switch that ranges up to 25 meters. You can activate the pointer by switching it under the scroll wheel. The Kokuyo Mouse is Windows and Mac OS compatible. It’s now available in Japan for only $38.
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