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December 16, 2003

Q&A: Protecting that New PC from the Minute It Comes Out of the Box

Online threats such as viruses can put new computers at risk. Simple steps — starting with turning on a firewall before initial Internet connection — can help protect a new computer from online hazards.

November 10, 2003

Microsoft Releases Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 to Manufacturing To Ease Customer Migration to Windows XP

Virtual Machine Solution Based on Connectix Technology Offers Customers A Sound, More Secure Migration Strategy for Critical Legacy Applications

September 23, 2003

Microsoft Announces Beta Version of Windows XP 64-Bit Edition For 64-Bit Extended Systems

Updated Operating System Provides Superior Performance and Compatibility On Systems Powered by AMD64 Technology

August 15, 2003

Technology 101: Windows XP Expands Students’ Potential

Helping Students Access Wireless Networks, Enjoy Digital Entertainment And Succeed Academically

August 6, 2003

Microsoft Expands Reach of Windows XP Media Center Edition To Europe and Asia

More Than 30 New PC Manufacturers to Deliver Media Center PCs To France, Germany, United Kingdom, China and Japan

April 8, 2003

Microsoft Announces Support for Native 64-Bit Windows Operating System For Upcoming AMD Opteron and AMD Athlon 64 Processors

Support Underscores Ongoing Microsoft Innovation And Protects Long-Term Customer Investments; Beta Release Is Scheduled for Mid-2003

March 30, 2003

Microsoft Releases New Standards-Based Wireless Solution To Enhance Security for Windows XP Customers

Wi-Fi Protected Access Addresses Security Concerns for Customers Using and Evaluating Wi-Fi Wireless Networks

November 17, 2002

Q&A: Microsoft Windows Powered Smart Displays Set the Home PC Free

In January, Microsoft and its industry partners will deliver a new class of lightweight, portable monitors that connect wirelessly to Windows XP-based PCs. Called Windows Powered Smart Displays, the devices will extend users’ PC access to any room in the home — and even outdoors.

November 7, 2002

With Launch of Tablet PCs, Pen-Based Computing Is a Reality

Tablet PC models go on sale today, providing enterprise customers greater mobility and the option of driving a PC with handwriting.

November 5, 2002

Q&A: Tablet PC Hardware Makers Sought Flexibility, Durability, Ultra-Portability for “Corridor Warriors”

Roundtable Q&A: As the long-held vision of mainstream, pen-based computing reaches fruition with this week’s launch of the Tablet PC, executives of HP, ViewSonic, Toshiba and Xplore Technologies explain how different tablet models meet demanding usage scenarios.