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DownloadsWindows Vista Home Premium upgrade
Upgrade to Windows Vista Home Premium from XP Home or XP Media Center.
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ReviewsSnapStream Beyond TV 4.3
Reviewed on June 14, 2006 A popular MCE alternative, Beyond TV 4.3 offers no showstopping new developments. Instead, this incremental upgrade offers a few new features that will appeal to current Beyond TV users. -
ReviewsVelocity ProMagix E2200
Reviewed on August 30, 2006 You'll find Velocity Micro's higher-end midrange PC at your local Best Buy, and it's one of the best off-the-shelf PCs around. Dell and HP have slightly better deals online, but if you don't want to wait for shipping, the ProMagix E2200 brings a strong combination of design and capability you won't find from any other in-store PC. -
NewsMicrosoft server preview is short on detail
May 4, 2004 The software giant updates its server software road map but offers hardware makers few specifics about many of the products on the horizon. -
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Windows Media Center continues overseas march
May 10, 2004 Microsoft plans to announce on Monday that its Media Center OS is moving into new countries, even as the software maker works to make it more ready for prime time. -
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Commentary: Video loses its chains
January 9, 2004 At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the vision of video throughout and beyond the home took a big step forward. And Microsoft and the PC industry--not traditional electronics brands--stole the show.
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