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Microsoft looks beyond Windows at hardware confab
May 22, 2006 Looming updates--Office 2007, Vista and Longhorn Server--mean a lot is riding on this year's WinHEC for the company.Week in video: Big week in Redmond
May 27, 2006 With its stock in the doldrums, Microsoft faced its annual WinHEC gathering with a series of announcements.Microsoft bug-checking tools promise fewer crashes
May 26, 2006 Company delivers new versions of source code analysis tools that seek to eliminate common flaws in driver software.Vista sets up SideShow display all over
May 23, 2006 Microsoft's tech aims to put data in picture frames, keyboards, remote controls--any display linked to a PC running the Windows update.Microsoft shows off JPEG rival
May 25, 2006 New Windows Media Photo format promises images that offer better quality at half the size of JPEG files. Special coverage: Windows in viewMicrosoft springs forward at hardware confab
May 17, 2007 Software giant puts spotlight on its upcoming Windows Server 2008 at annual spring Windows Hardware Engineering Conference.Microsoft unveils new betas for Office, Vista
May 23, 2006 With the test releases, Redmond wants to demonstrate that it's on track after missing several deadlines.Can Longhorn improve laptops?
April 27, 2005 New OS promises to give portables additional features, from auxiliary displays to improved tablet and touch-screen abilities.Microsoft gears up for annual hardware shindig
May 14, 2007 At WinHEC, the software maker will look to maximize Vista's release and rev up for Longhorn Server and Home Server, both due later this year.Windows in view
May 26, 2006 special coverage With the launch of Vista fast approaching, it's crunch time for Microsoft at WinHEC.Microsoft dreams up low-cost minitablet
April 25, 2005 Software giant to show off 6-inch-screen prototype and more at WinHEC in Seattle.Microsoft to refine Vista's PC-rating tool
May 26, 2006 Hardware makers and others tell Microsoft that feature's current version could be misleading.Gates: 40 million Vista copies sold
May 15, 2007 During WinHEC keynote, Microsoft chairman also announces several new partners for its Windows Home Server product, including Gateway and Medion.Microsoft to spell out Vista's needs
May 17, 2006 The software giant is expected to get specific about what features PCs will need to run the Windows update.AMD: Vista only a tiny step to convergence
May 24, 2006 PCs have a way to go, despite advances in hardware and software aimed to bring PC technology into the living room.This week in tech heavyweight action
May 26, 2006 Microsoft showed us more of its vision of Vista, while Google, Dell, Yahoo and eBay continued jockeying for advantage.Week in review: Big boys get busy
May 26, 2006 Microsoft showed us more of its vision of Vista, while Google, Dell, Yahoo and eBay continued jockeying for advantage.Microsoft primes PC buyers for Premium Vista
May 24, 2006 Forget Vista Basic. Microsoft's marketing campaign will pitch hard for people to choose the higher-end Windows update.Allchin still worries about Vista
May 24, 2006 Man behind development of newest Windows says there's still plenty of work to do before shipment.Start-up shrinks PC to palm size
April 16, 2002 A Seattle-based company called Oqo plans to show a handheld at the WinHEC confab this week that is capable of full-size PC functions. Sponsored matches for "WinHEC"
