Showing posts with label unveils. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Friday, 24 June 2011
Microsoft unveils Windows 8 (video)
The publisher has made an initial demonstration of its next OS at the conference D9. Windows 8 will receive a new additional interface, particularly suitable for touch devices.
So the rumor was true: Microsoft has benefited from two major events in the small world of technology to unveil the next version of Windows. On the one hand, the conference D9 The Wall Street Journal, the other at Computex in Taiwan, where machinery partners, turning with ARM architecture, were presented. The editor has mentioned the name "Windows 8, but adds that it is currently only a codename.
The new Microsoft OS is distinguished by a completely new interface inspired by Windows 7 Phone, therefore particularly suitable for use touchscreen, which contrasts sharply with that with which users were accustomed for many years. They can rest assured though, the classic interface of Windows with that old taskbar, does not mean abandoned: it will be possible to call when you want. And anyway it will also be permitted to use its keyboard and mouse to navigate the new menus.
With this new interface, users can launch applications directly from a full screen menu, designed from large dynamic thumbnails, similar to those found in Windows Phone 7. These "Live Tiles" will display notifications, the last opened documents, etc.. To move from one application to another, just a sweep of the hand, as shown in the video above.
To take advantage of this new design full-screen, new Windows applications will emerge, designed with Web technologies (HTML 5 / javascript). Microsoft has also revealed it will be possible to hold together the classic applications (Excel, in the example shown) with these new programs on one screen.
This first presentation is far from revealing all the secrets of Windows 8 is expected to include the emergence of a market of applications. Microsoft still has time to refine its next OS, which is not expected before 2012.
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So the rumor was true: Microsoft has benefited from two major events in the small world of technology to unveil the next version of Windows. On the one hand, the conference D9 The Wall Street Journal, the other at Computex in Taiwan, where machinery partners, turning with ARM architecture, were presented. The editor has mentioned the name "Windows 8, but adds that it is currently only a codename.
The new Microsoft OS is distinguished by a completely new interface inspired by Windows 7 Phone, therefore particularly suitable for use touchscreen, which contrasts sharply with that with which users were accustomed for many years. They can rest assured though, the classic interface of Windows with that old taskbar, does not mean abandoned: it will be possible to call when you want. And anyway it will also be permitted to use its keyboard and mouse to navigate the new menus.
With this new interface, users can launch applications directly from a full screen menu, designed from large dynamic thumbnails, similar to those found in Windows Phone 7. These "Live Tiles" will display notifications, the last opened documents, etc.. To move from one application to another, just a sweep of the hand, as shown in the video above.
To take advantage of this new design full-screen, new Windows applications will emerge, designed with Web technologies (HTML 5 / javascript). Microsoft has also revealed it will be possible to hold together the classic applications (Excel, in the example shown) with these new programs on one screen.
This first presentation is far from revealing all the secrets of Windows 8 is expected to include the emergence of a market of applications. Microsoft still has time to refine its next OS, which is not expected before 2012.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
G.Skill unveils DDR3 2300 MHz 8GB special for Intel P67 platform
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Yesterday, at 19th April 2011 G. Skill International Co. Ltd., announce the fastest memory in world 8GB (4GBx2) DDR3 memory, it rated at 2300 MHz CL9 with only 1.65 volts. And this memory will be on market soon via G.Skill global authorized distribution partner.As we know that memory year by year increasing the amount of data, but now G.Skill R&D not only concern about the amount of memory itself but also the speed of the memory. After they launched DDR3 1900 MHz 48GB and DDR3 2200 MHz 16GB kits, now the try once again to push the memory speed further and developed the industry leading memory kit. This memory DDR3 2300 MHz CL90 has passed a series of tight test and give you full guarantee for the stability and performance. And of course this memory will run faster and better if you combined with Intel P67 platform.This memory will bring you to extreme speed that you can enjoy and also it’s the best choice for you if you want build an extreme performance of workstation or even a gaming machine. For further information, you can see from the official website here.
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