HP shows off new Windows 8 'All-in-one' PCs
At the core of Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system is touch, and HP is the latest OEM to unveil a range of 'All-in-one' systems that take advantage of this new and exciting feature.
At the core of Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system is touch, and HP is the latest OEM to unveil a range of 'All-in-one' systems that take advantage of this new and exciting feature.
HP has released a few teaser details of its upcoming iPad, um, I mean Slate device. While the company is betting the farm on Adobe Flash and AIR support being enough to give it the edge over the iPad, I can already see the device's biggest weakness - Windows 7. Or more specifically, the problems of taking a cursor-based desktop OS user interface (UI) and expecting the Windows paradigms, complete with little icons, small click areas, scrollbars and so on, to work well without a mouse.
HP has identified 38 different models in its slimline PC range that are suffering from problems relating to NVIDIA chips.
HP has announced that the award-winning Blackbird 002 gaming system will be available in an exclusive configuration at Amazon.com, Newegg.com and select Best Buy, Circuit City, J&R and Micro Center retail stores and online shops this summer.
I'm of the belief that this just as we are entering into a renewed browser war (both Apple and Mozilla have changed tactics as of late), we're also going to see a reinvigoration of the toolbar war.
When I looked over the spec of HPs new Blackbird 002 PC, I was surprised how similar some of the spec was to the quad-core systems I built.
After pulling the plug on the TouchPad, HP has now decided to keep making the doomed tablet ... at least until October.
Hewlett-Packard has agreed to pay $14.5m to settle a civil lawsuit over its much-criticised investigation into a boardroom leak.
The Inquirer runs a story with the provocative title HP screws Presario buyers. The story, by Charlie Demerjian, charts his attempts to get HP to supply drivers for a Windows Vista-based HP/Compaq Presario. Is he just bashing Vista for the heck of it and expecting too much of HP to support XP on a system supplied with Vista or does he have a point?
Since the week is coming to a close I thought that it would be interesting to reminisce about tech regrets. Maybe something you bought, something you didn't buy, something you upgraded or just something that you wish you had.