Comments on: The Changing Computing Landscape http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape Powered By A Collective Voice Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:47:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: darwin25 http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-117588 darwin25 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:55:05 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-117588 Hibernate the laptop when you close the lid. No boot-ups when you want to use it. Hibernate the laptop when you close the lid. No boot-ups when you want to use it.

]]> By: Edward http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-117583 Edward Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:38:36 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-117583 I never saw it in an enterprise perspective before. Makes sense. But even for personal use, it doesn't get much attention. I never saw it in an enterprise perspective before. Makes sense. But even for personal use, it doesn’t get much attention.

]]> By: Edward http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-117579 Edward Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:31:02 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-117579 I actually thought of that way before. Because it really depends on the user who vary regarding their needs of added services and applications. But if you think of the people who travel and use their laptops on the move, it actually makes sense. If you are waiting for your flight, or waiting for your order at a coffee shop, it's an added benefit. I actually thought of that way before. Because it really depends on the user who vary regarding their needs of added services and applications.

But if you think of the people who travel and use their laptops on the move, it actually makes sense. If you are waiting for your flight, or waiting for your order at a coffee shop, it’s an added benefit.

]]> By: Bert http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-117021 Bert Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:54:21 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-117021 Thank you mario and darwin25! Good tips, thanks guys. Thank you mario and darwin25! Good tips, thanks guys.

]]> By: darwin25 http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116977 darwin25 Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:52:33 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116977 Most OEMs are heavily invested in WinXP platform. It is the case up to now. This is of the biggest reason why Vista failed aside from it's horrible user interface, power hungry apps and zero support for legacy apps which made productivity go down instead of up. I hope this is not the case with the Windows 7 and hope it succeeds where Vista failed. Anyway, I won't find myself wanting to upgrade to Windows 7 until many OEMs realize that investing in Windows 7 platform is good for their business. Most OEMs are heavily invested in WinXP platform. It is the case up to now. This is of the biggest reason why Vista failed aside from it’s horrible user interface, power hungry apps and zero support for legacy apps which made productivity go down instead of up. I hope this is not the case with the Windows 7 and hope it succeeds where Vista failed. Anyway, I won’t find myself wanting to upgrade to Windows 7 until many OEMs realize that investing in Windows 7 platform is good for their business.

]]> By: mario taporco http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116965 mario taporco Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:06:49 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116965 Ooopps! Try that again Bert, Even better and less confusing. Just click on here: [<a href="http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/upgrade-advisor" rel="nofollow"><b>Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor</b></a>] Scroll down to and “Download the Windows 7 Uphrade Advisor” Ooopps!

Try that again Bert,

Even better and less confusing.

Just click on here:
[Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor]

Scroll down to and “Download the Windows 7 Uphrade Advisor”

]]> By: mario taporco http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116960 mario taporco Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:59:45 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116960 Bert, Even better and less confusing. Just click on here: [<a href="http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/upgrade-advisor"<b>Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor</b></a>] Scroll down and <i>"Download the Windows 7 Uphrade Advisor"</i> Bert,

Even better and less confusing.

Just click on here:
[<a href="http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/upgrade-advisor"Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor]

Scroll down and “Download the Windows 7 Uphrade Advisor”

]]> By: mario taporco http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116953 mario taporco Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:35:19 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116953 Bert, Your XP/OS is pretty good system. Windows 7 might have some minor tweaks, but we have to wait and see. What I like about W7, that it is capable of split screen. That's if you have big enough monitor, to open other applications. So that's a plus. My personal workstation at the house is a Dell Studio XPS desktop running on XP Professional OS. I am so use to working with dual monitors at work, so I also have two 19 inch square Dell monitor butted together at home. By far better setup when running other applications at the same time. If you're considering upgrading to Windows 7. You may want to run a system check, to see if your peripherals are compatible with Windows 7. Before purchasing this OS system. Go to: [<a href="http://windows.microsoft.com/systemrequirements" rel="nofollow"><b>Windows 7 system requirements</b></a>] Then upload the system check to your system. These are the only two uploads you really need to do. <b> • See if your PC can run Windows 7</b>. <b> •Check device and software compatibility</b>. Follow directions and happy trails. Bert,

Your XP/OS is pretty good system.
Windows 7 might have some minor tweaks, but we have to wait and see. What I like about W7, that it is capable of split screen. That’s if you have big enough monitor, to open other applications. So that’s a plus.

My personal workstation at the house is a Dell Studio XPS desktop running on XP Professional OS. I am so use to working with dual monitors at work, so I also have two 19 inch square Dell monitor butted together at home. By far better setup when running other applications at the same time.

If you’re considering upgrading to Windows 7.
You may want to run a system check, to see if your peripherals are compatible with Windows 7. Before purchasing this OS system.

Go to:
[Windows 7 system requirements]
Then upload the system check to your system.
These are the only two uploads you really need to do.
• See if your PC can run Windows 7.
•Check device and software compatibility.

Follow directions and happy trails.

]]> By: Bert http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116888 Bert Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:27:49 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116888 Btw, my hobby, aside from my being a guitarist, is video editing, and my pc peripherals are sort of high-ends. Is Windows 7 not problematic? Btw, my hobby, aside from my being a guitarist, is video editing, and my pc peripherals are sort of high-ends. Is Windows 7 not problematic?

]]> By: Bert http://filipinovoices.com/the-changing-computing-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-116886 Bert Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:22:56 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=8707#comment-116886 I'm presently using Windows XP but planning to convert to Windows 7. Is that a good idea, or bad? I’m presently using Windows XP but planning to convert to Windows 7. Is that a good idea, or bad?

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