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Microsoft posted the first update v12.0.1, for Office 2008 on Tuesday. The update addresses issues related to security, stability and performance. The update also fixes a problem created by the original installer that set a UID incorrectly and affects computers with more than one user

Built around Cirrus Logic EP9315 microcontroller which features 200 MHz ARM920T processor, Model SAM9315V1 is designed with memory management unit (MMU), 16 Kb data cache and 16 Kb instruction cache, 100 MHz bus speed, Ethernet MAC, PCMCIA support, 2-channel IDE, and 3 USB 2.0 hosts. Measuring 96 x 90 mm, SBC operates from +5 V power supply over -20 to 70°C temperature range. Suited for wide range of applications, it has 32 Mb Nor Flash and 64 Mb SDRAM memory.This story is related to the following:Computer hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Single Board Computers

Featuring Intel Core Duo 1.2 GHz processor and standard 2 Gb RAM, Model xTablet T8700 supports both windows Vista Business Edition and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. Built with xView(TM) sunlight readable display and magnesium outer case, rugged computer is designed to withstand harsh environments, repeated drops, and other challenges commonly found in outdoor work settings. Tablets are rated to MIL-STD 810F for ruggedness and IP 65 for sealing, and can withstand temperatures of -4 to +122°F.This story is related to the following:Computer hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Military Ruggedized Computers

'The court-mandated committee overseeing Microsoft's compliance with a federal antitrust settlement has commenced reviews on the company's next major operating system to ensure it meets the settlement's terms. The so-called Technical Committee recently received a build of windows 7 from microsoft and is checking it for any features that might violate the agreement. Presumably, most heavily under scrutiny is whether the OS causes host computers to favor Microsoft applications over third-party software - a practice the federal government cited in its original complaint against the company.'