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  • Acer Trots Out 20-Inch Notebook

    Acer is taking to the big screen. The San Jose, Calif., PC maker on July 31 said it has begun offering its mega-desktop replacement, the Aspire 9800, which features a 20.1-inch widescreen display. Acer, which has been gaining worldwide market share in recent quarters, is aiming for students or small home office workers who are…

  • Ubuntu 6.06 Is Current Desktop Linux Champ

    Canonical’s Ubuntu 6.06 LTS is an excellent Linux-based operating system—so excellent, in fact, that it not only earned eWEEK Labs’ Analyst’s Choice designation but has also become our clear favorite among Linux desktop distributions. Click here to read the full review of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. Canonical’s Ubuntu 6.06 LTS is an excellent Linux-based operating system—so…

  • Microsoft to Put More Cash in the Channel Through Lending

    Microsoft is ramping up its finance operation to pump potentially billions of dollars into the channel as part of the momentum it is trying to build for adoption of its largest-ever product release. Microsoft Financing announced this week at the vendor’s Worldwide Partner Conference “6/50,” a one-year promotion that allows customers to finance IT solutions,…

  • Heard at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference

    Words and musings from Microsoft executives at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference July 11-13 in Boston. “There are 600 million Windows and Office users worldwide. … Who will be the first to show them the power of Vista and Office 2007? Our imperative is to become the first and best users of this technology. … Bring…

  • Microsoft Introduces Partners to ‘People Ready’ Marketing Tools

    Microsoft introduced a set of marketing and sales tools at its Worldwide Partner Conference designed to help stay with its “People Ready” message and deliver prospective solutions to customers based on the strategy. A set of program tools and Web sites aim to help Microsoft and partners align the right message, based on the customer’s…

  • Enterprise Search a Foothold for Microsoft Partners

    The enterprise search capabilities of Microsoft’s coming software portfolio present an opportunity for partners to gain a foothold in advanced technologies. Partners should use the search capabilities built into Microsoft’s SharePoint server, Windows Vista and Office 2007, to bring a more advanced, and Microsoft-based, business solution to their clients, said Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s CEO. “Search…

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