by Dinesh on January 7, 2010
Acer has officially announced its netbook that has the latest Intel Atom processor and Pine Trail platform. It is scheduled to be released later this month.
The netbook, model AO532h, was seen on the company’s support site in mid-December.
The speed of the machine is 1.66GHz. The other specifications are 512KB cache, DDR-2 memory, 667MHz FSB, and 10.1-inch screen.
It comes with Windows 7 Starter Edition and the cost of the machine is $299 according to the article at The Register.
by Dinesh on January 3, 2010
A website has posted 10 steps on how to install a Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system in Windows 7.
To start off the process, a user need to download and install a software which is VMware Workstation 7. Also, there are two files that need to be downloaded.
VMware Workstation is the program that was used in the guide to install the Apple OS. There are five screen shots included in the article to help a user choose where and what option to press/choose.
Source: Redmond Pie
by Dinesh on January 1, 2010
Google has announced an Android related press conference for January 5, the same day that earlier reports indicated would see the launch of the Google Phone, Nexus One.
Invitations were sent to various members of the media Tuesday promoting the event at Google’s headquarters, to be held just as the annual CES gadget fest gets under way in Las Vegas. Expectations are high that Google will use the occasion to announce the launch of the Nexus One phone as its first phone sold directly to consumers.
It also seems Google is finally ready to address the questions that have risen about its Android strategy following reports that it planned to sell this particular phone directly to consumers through its Web site. Google has invested a lot of time and money during 2009 promoting the Android phones of its partners–namely Motorola and Verizon–and could be about to complicate the work of those partners with its own device.
In any event, Google’s announcement will likely kick off a crowded week for the technology industry and could perhaps overshadow any news to emerge from CES later in the week.
From CNET.com
