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Speed up your bootup time
Digital Living You'll find them by drilling down to hkey_local_machine/software/microsoft/windows/currentversion. It's not a sign of old age, it's the ever-growing accumulation of detritus that various applications and hardware deposit on your hard drive when you...
2 August 2006, 15:56
Why is my best TV in my shed?
Digital Living This is why Media Center is such a disaster for Microsoft, and will continue to be so: nobody wants to think of the PC or a TV as being the centre of their house, their living room, or their life -- especially if it is.
6 May 2006, 7:00
How can I upgrade my laptop?
Digital Living Microsoft says Windows XP can run with only 128MB of memory, but we think you need at least 512MB of RAM and ideally 1GB (we'll get to how to install it in a second). How can I upgrade my laptop? It's running like a dog and I've tried everything to...
2 June 2006, 15:55
Make the most of high-def content
Digital Living Toshiba, NEC, Sanyo, Microsoft High definition may be great for sports and documentaries, but the main driving force behind the technology is set to be movies. The problem lies in the fact that there are two rival formats vying for the HD crown...
13 February 2006, 9:37
The digital won't let me go
Digital Living Microsoft, as always, has seen the enormous potential of a huge market, and for years has been plugging away at a home computing platform, Media Center. What does it mean to live a digital life? I know I spend an enormous amount of time quarelling...
16 May 2005, 11:40
Blu-ray and HD DVD: The facts
Digital Living Toshiba, Microsoft, Sanyo, Intel HD DVDHD DVD hardware is the cheaper of the two, with Microsoft's add-on drive for the Xbox 360 available for a mere £130. The simple answer is that these two optical disc formats are the best sources of top-quality...
1 June 2007, 16:40
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Format wars: The tech that should have won
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