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Microsoft says no Blu-ray for Xbox 360
Microsoft Corp is not in talks to include Sony Corp’s Blu-ray high-definition DVD technology in its Xbox 360 video game console, an executive said on Wednesday.read more | digg story
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Microsoft’s price drop a shot across Sony’s bow in Europe
Microsoft is trying to force Sony’s hand by offering price drops on the Xbox 360 hardware in Europe, but Sony may already have locked down its dominant position in the region.read more | digg story
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Get Vista Fonts on XP via PowerPoint Viewer 2007
I wish I would have known this before hacking XP to get the super clean Vista fonts to work properly. read more | digg story
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A trip down memory lane: The evolution of MS Word
What’s the first word processor you remember using? Word, WordPerfect,
Works or something else altogether? On the one hand, word processing
has come a long way in the last two decades. On the other hand, the
image above shows Microsoft Word 1.0, which is almost 20 years old. And
you know what? You could still use it to write […]
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Confirmed: Xbox 360 Price-Cut, Now Cheaper Than Wii
After rumours that the Xbox 360 would be seeing a price cut in Europe, today is the day Amazon.co.uk let the numbers slip before the end of the announcement’s NDA. The new Xbox 360 Arcade price places Microsoft’s offering into the cheapest current generation console in the UK market.read more | digg story
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Why is switching XP for Vista an “upgrade”?
They Criticized Vista. And They Should Know.
Microsoft says high prices have been the deterrent. Last month, the company trimmed prices on retail packages of Vista, trying to entice consumers to overcome their reluctance. read more | digg story
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Bungie Unscrews Previously Screwed Gamer
Bungie rights a Microsoft wrong.read more | digg story
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Microsoft Excel as a Revolutionary Game Engine?
Peter Rakos warns that using Microsoft Excel as a game engine is “only for determined experts.” Nonetheless, it can be done, he says, and in this Gamasutra feature, he explains how. For one thing, he says, few people know that Excel has not one, but two embedded rendering subsystems. read more | digg story
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