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"I knew it. Even in the early days of Microsoft Hyper-V, I used to tell my guys - you can't ignore this 800-pound gorilla sitting in the corner named Microsoft - it's soon gonna come in and take over the place"
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Tag Archives: hardware
Setting up a Hyper-V test lab
There are certain points to keep in mind while selecting hardware for a virtualized test lab environment, some of which I will enlist here. Processor This is one of the most important components to be taken into consideration: The higher … Continue reading
Setting up a Windows 7 Media Center
I’m setting up a Windows 7 Media Center at home and thought I’d share feedback on how I went about getting it done. Being a tech enthusiast, and NOT much of the movies/music person, I went for something very modest … Continue reading
Tagged Acer, hardware, home user, webcam, Windows 7, Windows Media Center
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Scroll Windows Mobile like the iPhone
Pointui is an “skin” application developed for Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Mobile 6.0. It adds the functionality to detect your “finger swipes” on the surface of Windows Mobile devices instead of the stylus, much like the iPhone. Pointui claims … Continue reading
No more blackberries for breakfast!
For the past 3 years I’ve been using a Windows Mobile powered device and have actually surrounded my life around it. I’ve had good times with it (and bad ones too, with the regular restarts). Until now. Yes, the organization … Continue reading
Tagged blackberry, hardware, pda, windows mobile
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What’s inside the Apple iPhone?
The guys at TechRepublic have totally disassembled an Apple iPhone. If you’ve always wondered what its like inside one of those, this is your chance. Check out their step by step image gallery as they strip the handheld piece by … Continue reading
Tagged apple, hardware, pda
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From PDA2k to X-BOND
My views on this subject have changed with time. Please scroll on to the end of this post for latest information. My i-mate PDA2k had served me flawlessly (well, with ROM updates) for the past 2 years. But now, with … Continue reading
Tagged eten, hardware, i-mate, iteq, pda, windows mobile, x-bond, x500
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