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@androidcentral: also, the Epic is $199 on Amazon with no rebates, but it's still showing as a "pre-order"
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Tag Archives: Windows
My Review of Windows 7
A couple of days ago, I got my hands on a copy of Windows 7 Professional through MSDNAA. Both of my computers were already running on the release candidate and have now been updated to the final build, both with … Continue reading
Windows 7 Update
Just a short update on Windows 7. It turns out that media sharing with Media Center actually works pretty well, with little or no configuration. If you have Media set to be streamable in the Network and Sharing Center, then … Continue reading
Continued Windows 7 Testing
So, yesterday, I installed the Windows 7 RC (Again, 64bit) onto my laptop (a Thinkpad T61p). At first, drivers seemed to be a bit of a problem, as I couldn’t get the generic Nvidia driver to install on my laptop … Continue reading
Windows 7
For the last couple of days, I’ve been playing with the RC of Windows 7 x64, and I thought I’d post some thoughts.
XPe on ESX 3.x
So, after I posted my method for building and testing XPe images in Workstation, I was asked to get my XPe VMs working in ESX as well. ESX uses an older version of VMware’s Virtual Hardware, so XPe VMs I … Continue reading
Using VMware to Build and Run XP Embedded
XP Embedded Studio isn’t actually a horrible application at it’s core. Now, the user interface and documentation are God-awful, which is why I’m writing this post. As you saw in my last two entries, I’ve been working with XPe for … Continue reading
More Frustrations
Trying again to deal with XPe only lead to more frustrations today. I managed to get the virtual disk marked as bootable, and the virtual machine did start up, but then I was faced with another problem. As is, the … Continue reading
Embedded Headache
Today, I had a unique opportunity to work with Window XP Embedded. *Shudders* Microsoft has made some lousy products in the past, but the Embedded SDK has to be one of the worst. The application isn’t remotely intuitive to use, … Continue reading
Windows: Past, Present, and Future
As a computer science student, I’m allowed access to free copies of Microsoft’s Windows operating system. Recently, I’ve been downloading and trying different versions of it out of pure boredom, and felt like typing up some impressions. The versions of … Continue reading
Windows Applications in Linux with SeamlessRDP
There are several ways to run Windows applications under Linux. One of the most common ways is through wine, which redirects system calls to effectively emulate windows programs under Linux. Another popular solution is through virtualization products such as VMWare. … Continue reading