The idea of a family pack which allows your operating system to be installed on multiple computers in your home was first promoted by Apple with the OS X Family Pack. It has now been confirmed that Microsoft is copying Apple (again) and releasing a Family Pack for the upcoming Windows 7.
Brought a PC recently and were told you will get a no hassle upgrade to Windows 7? Well I have some bad news folks, your PC won’t. It seems that
If you have been following the sound economic advice on the purchase of Windows 7, as provided by Gaj-It.com, then you may have been lucky enough to pick up a copy for the bargain price of £50 for the Home Premium version, and £100 for the Professional version. A snip considering the price of the full retail versions. We won’t go into what it costs to buy Mac OS X. And of course you may have found that the bargain price copies are in short supply.
Good news folks, I have managed to track down some businesses that are still offering the latest operating system from Microsoft at the pre-order prices (some are actually cheaper!) This
Yes folks you read the heading right, Microsoft have pulled the plug on its pre-order offer for its new operating system (OS) Windows 7 only after 1.5 days of being
Thats right, with the release of Windows 7 dated as October 2009 Microsoft have offered us a rather tastey offer. From July 15th you can pre-order two versions of Microsofts
For those of you waiting for the release of Windows 7, we have come a step closer with the announcement of the pricing. The news is good though, and not what we are expecting, there have been price drops since Vista.
Back in January ViewSonic announced the first model in its new computing line, the VPC100 All-in-One PC. The VPC100 is designed for those who want a PC based multimedia center in their living room. It is just 35mm thick can plays your movies (including DVD, DivX and MP4), has a webcam and best of all it is now available in the UK.
