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Software pirates on the prowl
NEXT - Nov 14, 2010
A survey of some of the prices showed that an original Windows XP Professional, for instance, sells for N17,000, while the pirated compact and digital video

Comparing Netbook Desktops - Part 5, Windows 7 Starter
ZDNet UK (blog) - Nov 11, 2010
The full menus, exactly as with "normal" windows, are accessed by clicking the Start button. When you start an application, it will remember the

Breathing new life into an old laptop
The Guardian - Nov 11, 2010
Breathing new life into an old laptop I don't have the XP installation disks. I use an Apple iMac at home, but I'm lost when it comes to Windows. I'm trying to avoid buying an iPad or

Sophos unveils free antivirus software for the Mac
CNET (blog) - Nov 02, 2010
Sophos unveils free antivirus software for the Mac Sophos Anti-Virus Home Edition for Mac also detects malware written for Windows that Mac users can spread via USB drives and e-mail, Chet Wisniewski,

Consumers driving business Windows 7 adoption; XP is on the way out at last
Ars Technica - Nov 04, 2010
Consumers driving business Windows 7 adoption; XP is on the way out at last The argument essentially is that consumers will use, and enjoy, Windows 7 on their home PCs, and will subsequently demand it on their office PCs.