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I have been working at computers since the 70's and had my own business for about 17 years. Cpedley.com will give you some good tips about computers and some FREE software! See notice at bottom.
Colin Steele, Site Editor The recession's effects on the virtualization market and the upcoming release of Microsoft Hyper-V were hot topics when VMware partners and users gathered at the recent New England VMware User Group meeting.
In this video, Jack Kaiser, vice president of sales and marketing for VMware partner International Computerware, talks about these topics and how they will affect virtualization solutions providers in 2009.
XP users pass on Windows 7 If Microsoft execs want Windows XP users to upgrade, they'll have to pry the operating system from their cold, dead hands. Some XP users say they won't switch to Windows 7, despite its positive reviews, because upgrading is a hassle and XP support won't run out for five more years.
Find out more about Windows 7 and all of this week's top stories: the reseller play at Macworld, Microsoft's fault tolerance partnership and NetApp's virtualization guarantee.
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This blog consists mainly of FREE newsletters from computer web gurus that I receive. I thought you might like to see them all in one place than try to discover them on your own. A moderate amount of editing may be done to eliminate unrelated repetitious ads or unnecessary text which bloat the post.
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