Windows 8 Operating System
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Dell to shift focus to notebooks
Dell will no longer focus on smart phones and will only focus on the desktops, notebooks and tablets.
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Windows 8 demand beats Windows 7: Microsoft CEO
Steve Ballmer said demand for the Windows 8 operating system, was running at a higher rate than its last release, Windows 7.
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Microsoft gears for its Windows Phone event
Microsoft has scheduled an event in San Francisco to kick off its new software for mobile phones.
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Roles reversed, as now Microsoft chases dominant Apple
Microsoft appears to be digging in for the long-haul by getting into tablets, the mobile market and music.
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Windows 8 launches in India for Rs. 1,999
Users can upgrade their personal computers (desktops) that have Windows XP, Vista or Window 7 at an affordable price of Rs.1,999 till Jan 2013.
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Analysts, PC industry cool on Windows 8
Microsoft is touting next week's launch of Windows 8 as the savior of the computer industry but PC makers and analysts remain skeptical about this OS.
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Microsoft cuts about 200 marketing employees
Microsoft Corp. said it laid off some of its marketing staff on Wednesday as part of an effort to restructure its operations.
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Dell to shift focus to notebooks
Dell will no longer focus on smart phones and will only focus on the desktops, notebooks and tablets.
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Windows 8 demand beats Windows 7: Microsoft CEO
Steve Ballmer said demand for the Windows 8 operating system, was running at a higher rate than its last release, Windows 7.
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Microsoft gears for its Windows Phone event
Microsoft has scheduled an event in San Francisco to kick off its new software for mobile phones.
-
Roles reversed, as now Microsoft chases dominant Apple
Microsoft appears to be digging in for the long-haul by getting into tablets, the mobile market and music.
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Windows 8 launches in India for Rs. 1,999
Users can upgrade their personal computers (desktops) that have Windows XP, Vista or Window 7 at an affordable price of Rs.1,999 till Jan 2013.
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Analysts, PC industry cool on Windows 8
Microsoft is touting next week's launch of Windows 8 as the savior of the computer industry but PC makers and analysts remain skeptical about this OS.
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Microsoft cuts about 200 marketing employees
Microsoft Corp. said it laid off some of its marketing staff on Wednesday as part of an effort to restructure its operations.
