Microsoft to Replace Vista in Late 2009
Microsoft has just released some footage of a preview of Microsoft Windows 7. From the looks of it it looks like Vista mated with a MS Surface Table and was installed on a laptop. Is this touch screen toy the answer to our Vista woes or is it just more unnecessary features that will suck our system resources away from more productive programs? We will see soon... Until then check out the video. Just a note, the video has no sound until the last 15 seconds. This is not an error it is the way it was the way it was made.
source [TheCheapGeek]
Windows XP RAM upgrade using a Flash/pen drive
windows vista came with a few interestin things that i could mention, and having the feature of being able to use your pen/flash drive as a RAM to speed up your windows vista with Readyboost is just astonishing isn't it?it's much cheaper compared to physically upgrading your RAM, especially if you're using laptops or DDR1 for example which im using, in fact pen drives are quite affordable nowadays.
on the other hand eBoostr speeds up your PC and improves application responsiveness by using flash memory and free RAM as an extra layer of performance-boosting cache for your PC. Use up to four inexpensive flash devices to speed up your system. Add more speed to your PC without any hardware upgrade!
the trial version will give you 4 hours of full functionality each time you boot up, and the full version is available at around $29
[download eBoostr]
