Today I wandered around the web and I think the following 10 news Items are important and valuable to read. These 10 news items are about Microsoft’s Vista SP1 that can not being downloaded on every system, MicrosoftVX-5000 webcam, Eee PC 901 in black color, LED Backlight comes to all Mac laptops, Aspire 8920 and Aspire 6920 available at B&H and Circuit City respectively, XtremeNotebooks with Intel Quad Core CPU and So on.
1-Microsoft admits some PCs won't be offered Vista SP1:
If you have tried to download Vista SP1 through windows Update on your laptop but it was impossible don’t get concerned, shocked or annoyed from your laptop. It is not an unnatural matter. Problem is that Vista first will detect your system and it faces some problem it will not offer SP1 through windows Update without showing an informative message.
“If Vista detects that your system might have a problem with SP1, it won't offer to install it through Windows Update — but it won't tell you that the patch has been blocked either.” Unfortunately, although Microsoft has accepted this problem; MS has not given enough explanation for this problem, either.
So, “Keeping your PC patched is still a major challenge for most non-geek types”.
2- Black Eee PC 901 looks good, just not $650 good:
Read more:
Eee PC 901 to Come Out With Bluetooth & without WiMAX for $650
Already we had seen Eee PC 901 with white color. Here you can see this laptop in black color like Eee PC 900 or Eee PC 700.
“The 8.9-inch Atom-based lappie show no signs of the rumored Bluetooth or anything else unusual that we can see.”
So, it shows yet t is not clear that this expensive ($650) mini laptop will bring satisfaction like Wind PC or not!
3- Direct2Dell Launches in Japan:
“Japanese is the largest blogging language on the planet (Technorati’s State of Live Web 2007 report) and now is available in a Direct2Dell blog.
D2D Japan will be managed locally in Kawasaki, Japan, by Kiwako Suzuki. Kiwako is a newly seasoned member of Dell’s social media team.
Our goal with Japan D2D is same as all of our blogs – to foster a relationship and communicate with our readers on Dell news, product information, industry trends & Dells involvement in global community”.
4- Kenmos to benefit from use of LED Backlight in all MacBooks in 2009:
“Apple plans to use LED backlight units (BLUs) in all of its MacBooks in 2009, which will benefit Taiwan-based BLU maker Kenmos Technology, according to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN).
Kenmos was Apple's main suppler for LED BLUs in 2007, according to the paper”.
5- Microsoft VX-5000 Webcam is Cute, Affordable:

Microsoft’s VX-5000 webcam with the price of $50 is good-looking. The 1.3-megapixel webcam sits on a flexible base or stand that can lie flat. So, you can locate your webcam everywhere and put it in a favorite position you want.
It records VGA video. “It also has 3X digital zoom, a built-in, noise-cancelling mic, and, like other Microsoft webcams, a Windows Live call button.”
This webcam is designed with a ring around face that can come with one of Lucky Green, Cool Blue, and Fire Red colors.
6- Aspire 8920 and Aspire 6920 Notebooks Available in North America NOW:
The Aspire Gemstone Blue notebooks ship with Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate or Windows Vista Home Premium preinstalled. The Acer Aspire 6920G (AS6920G) is the world’s first notebook with a 16-inch high definition display, and Acer Aspire 8920G (AS8920G) is the world’s first notebook with a 18.4-inch display. Both laptops are available for purchase through retailers in USA.
The 8920 is available for purchase through B&H pricing at $1,299.95.The 18.4-inch Aspire 8920 features:
Read more:
Acer Aspire 8920G Gaming Laptop with GeForce 9650M GS: First Impression
Mobile Intel PM965 Express chipset
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo Processor T9500
Hard Drive: 1 or 2 hard disk drive, up to 320GB each
Optical drive: Integrated Blu-ray Disc drive or 8X DVD Super Multi double-layer drive
Display: 18.4-inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution Acer CineCrystal display
Graphics card Discrete NVIDIA GeForce 9650M GS or NVIDIA GeForce 9500M GS
Slots: 6-in-1 card reader, Express Card54 slot,
Ports: HDMI port with HDCP support
Network: 802.11a/g/n WLAN, Bluetooth, gigabit LAN, V.92 modem,
Others: integrated webcam
Read more:
Acer Aspire 6920 and 8920G Unveiled: The Second-gen Gemstone Blue Laptops
The 6920 is available now through Circuit City pricing at $849.99 after instant savings.
The 16-inch Aspire 6920 features:
Mobile Intel PM965 Express chipset
Processor: Intel Core2 Duo Processor T9500
Hard Drive: up to 320GB
Optical drive: Integrated Blu-ray Disc drive or 8X DVD Super Multi double-layer drive
Display: 16-inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution Acer CineCrystal display
Graphics card: Discrete NVIDIA GeForce 9500M GS
Slots: 6-in-1 card reader Express Card/54 slot,
Ports: HDMI port with HDCP support
Network: 802.11a/g/n WLAN, Bluetooth, gigabit LAN, V.92 modem,
Others: integrated webcam, an optional TV tuner
Weight: 7.72 pounds
Both the Aspire 8920 and Aspire 6920 notebooks include the second generation Dolby Home Theater technology with powerful audio technologies – CineSurround, Tuba CineBass booster, and up to five integrated speakers for True5.1 sound output – the new standard for the notebook sound and the ideal choice for Full HD movies and gaming.
7- Fujitsu Siemens to Introduce External Graphics Solution:
Fujitsu is going to launch a n external graphics solution in the next two weeks.
“The AMILO GraphicBooster is based on "ATI XGP" technology and makes it possbile for Fujitsu Siemens AMILO notebook owners to upgrade their graphics card, something that was not possible in the past. Fujitsu claims a 4.7X performance improvement with the GraphicBooster versus the graphics of a "small form factor" AMILO notebook, which are most likely integrated. “
This graphics card has scored 8,000 points in 3D Mark06 test.
8- XtremeNotebooks Releases First Xeon Quad Core Laptop to the United States:
XtremeNotebooks, first to introduce the Quad Core laptop to the United States, offers the first US-distributed professional grade laptop to feature the Intel X3360 Xeon Quad Core processor in its Xtreme 917V mobile workstation and server.
With available options such as the new 45nm Intel Penryn CPUs, high capacity Blu-Ray drive storage, RAID 0, 1 or 5 arrays, dual SLI nVIDIA 8800 or Quadro FX series graphics cards running the highly anticipated Microsoft Direct X10, highly dependable and efficient OCZ Solid State SATAII HDDs; XtremeNotebook's Xtreme 917V XEON based system is the obvious choice for high performance mobile server deployment and the in-the-field, on-site networking needs of military, scientific, manufacturing and engineering teams anywhere on the planet.
Power hungry applications used for specialized engineering, military and science demands such as AutoCAD, Pro/Engineer, SolidWorks, Maya, ESRI, ArcGIS and 3DS MAX can be deployed to multiple users via Microsoft Server 2003, 2008 or other 64 bit UNIX based server software quickly and efficiently, anywhere on the planet.
9- OLPC’s XO Gets Windows XP:
“A joint press release from Microsoft and One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) revealed that trials of the XO running Windows are planned to begin as soon as in June in select emerging markets. The intent is to create a version of the XO laptop that provides the ability to host both Windows and Linux operating systems.
Hose readers that are interested in upgrading their XO, purchased in Give 1, Get 1, to XP will have to be patient. According to OLPC Founder Nicholas Negroponte, ” we are working on the dual boot and until such a time it will not be possible for users to upgrade their XO’s.”
10- Eee PC School: Add a Keyboard Backlight For Under $15:

Clearly, a keyboard backlight like those found in higher-end laptops is the answer to your nocturnal Eee PC typing woes. And for less than $15, such a backlight can be installed with minimal fuss. By following step-by step you can change your Eee PC keyboard to a Backlight key with only spending $15 and 3 hours of your day. Read more…
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