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Microsoft puts its ’signature’ on PCs

Although Microsoft does not have a PC, the software maker an active role in adjusting precisely what the computers it sells through its online and is in retail.
In his new role as a provider of PC is to load the Microsoft computers with what he calls his experience Microsoft signature – a collection of Microsoft [...]

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Windows 7 Hits the Market

NEW YORK – Although the U.S. official launch event is a few hours, the operating system Windows 7, Microsoft has come on the market, will be available in a number of countries around the world.
Microsoft executives have fanned out to launch the flagship of the company on which the rest of the Redmond Empire was [...]

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New Apple MacBook

If you’re in the market for a decent laptop, while the things Apple is a little more interesting – again – with the announcement of a new MacBook.
Apple’s new glossy white MacBook unibody enclosure is made of plastic in a model of 13 inches, from 799 euros upwards, depending on spec.
The screen is backlit LED [...]

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250GB PS3 Slim

Sony Computer Entertainment America announced Thursday that a new 250GB version of the PlayStation 3 Slim is November 3 for $ 349.99. The PS3 hardware are also the same as the 120GB version of the Slim, which costs $ 50 less. Console Maker will also continue to sell, which is physically larger, the earlier model [...]

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Adobe Exploit Puts Backdoor on Computers

New Zero-Day Exploit targeting Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat 9.1.3 and earlier of Adobe Systems, is a backdoor on the computer using JavaScript, researchers at Trend Micro warned Friday.
Trend Micro identified as a Trojan horse “Troj_Pidief.Uo” in a blog entry to use synchronized. It comes as a PDF file with JavaScript-based malware, “Js_Agent.Dt”, and then [...]

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