Showing posts with label xp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label xp. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Thursday, 9 April 2009
Windows 7
Windows 7
Over the past few years, you've asked us to make some changes to Windows. We listened closely. Now it's time to share an early look at how we've used your feedback. Windows 7 is faster, more reliable, and makes it easier to do what you want. Both the everyday things and the killer "is that really possible?" things. Dig into this site to see what's coming.
Windows Live
If you are using Windows 7, you'll want to get Windows Live Essentials. It's free! One easy download gives you Windows Live Photo Gallery, Mail, Messenger, Movie Maker, and more. Plus, with Windows Live there's one place to go online to IM, e-mail, share photos and files you create, and stay connected with the people and things that matter to you.
Over the past few years, you've asked us to make some changes to Windows. We listened closely. Now it's time to share an early look at how we've used your feedback. Windows 7 is faster, more reliable, and makes it easier to do what you want. Both the everyday things and the killer "is that really possible?" things. Dig into this site to see what's coming.
Windows Live
If you are using Windows 7, you'll want to get Windows Live Essentials. It's free! One easy download gives you Windows Live Photo Gallery, Mail, Messenger, Movie Maker, and more. Plus, with Windows Live there's one place to go online to IM, e-mail, share photos and files you create, and stay connected with the people and things that matter to you.
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
E Booster for Microsoft XP
One of Windows Vista's pluses (not Extras) is the ReadyBoost technology which, at least in theory, can give the operating system a boost by enabling the use of external memory (like flash drives) so store frequently used files for quick and easy access. As DirectX 10, the ReadyBoost feature is Vista-exclusive, at least under the form Microsoft wants to 'sell' it. Luckily for us XP users Microsoft isn't the only one fiddling with this specific technology and now, another company is ready to bring something similar to market.
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
Sunday, 15 March 2009
E Booster for Microsoft XP
One of Windows Vista's pluses (not Extras) is the ReadyBoost technology which, at least in theory, can give the operating system a boost by enabling the use of external memory (like flash drives) so store frequently used files for quick and easy access. As DirectX 10, the ReadyBoost feature is Vista-exclusive, at least under the form Microsoft wants to 'sell' it. Luckily for us XP users Microsoft isn't the only one fiddling with this specific technology and now, another company is ready to bring something similar to market.
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
E Booster for Microsoft XP
One of Windows Vista's pluses (not Extras) is the ReadyBoost technology which, at least in theory, can give the operating system a boost by enabling the use of external memory (like flash drives) so store frequently used files for quick and easy access. As DirectX 10, the ReadyBoost feature is Vista-exclusive, at least under the form Microsoft wants to 'sell' it. Luckily for us XP users Microsoft isn't the only one fiddling with this specific technology and now, another company is ready to bring something similar to market.
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
MDO's (Moscow Development Office) alternative to Microsoft's ReadyBoost is called eBoostr, program that has now entered a closed beta stage. eBoostr allows (almost) anyone to use an additional drive (flash memory or hard disk) as another layer of performance-boosting cache for Windows XP. By using the program the booting of your OS and applications startup get much faster thanks to the smart cashing mechanism.
eBoostr's main features include:-
Vista's ReadyBoost benefits on your Windows XP machine- Smart caches frequently used applications and files for maximum performance speed up- Supports both USB and non-USB removable media devices, as well as additional hard disks- Allows up to 4 devices for simultaneous smart caching- Compatible with all ReadyBoost ready devices
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