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FingerGear Computer-on-a-Stick Review
By Eric Grevstad - Systems Software Article Published August 10, 2005
Using a USB flash drive to carry your favorite data files from one computer to another? This Linux-based, 0.8-ounce flash drive carries your whole desktop, office suite, browser, e-mail, instant messaging, and remote-access bundle as well as data, and leaves no files, cookies, or traces when unplugged. Can it fulfill the promise of turning any PC into "your" PC in seconds?

Microsoft Touts Multimedia Devices Galore with MCE 2005
By Eric Grevstad - Systems Software Article Published October 13, 2004
The oddest couple of the year? Bill Gates and Queen Latifah, on an L.A. stage yesterday to introduce Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. The latest version of Microsoft's digital entertainment platform combines new features with a heavy emphasis on home networking and connections to TV sets and handheld players -- and makes it clear that Redmond is dead set on toppling TiVo and iPod.

Microsoft Introduces Windows Media 9, Updated Player and Movie Maker
Systems Software Article Published January 7, 2003
New versions of Windows XP's Media Player and Movie Maker (free) and a party-jukebox Plus pack ($20) are just part of Microsoft's new plan to set the standard for high-quality streaming audio and video: The software giant's licensing its copy-protection-friendly technologies at half the cost of rivals such as MPEG-4.

Norton Internet Security 2003 Review
By Eric Grevstad - Systems Software Article Published October 28, 2002
By last year, even casual Internet users had learned they needed antivirus and firewall protection to keep hackers and germs out and their personal data in. This year, those users have probably gotten into instant messaging and grown worried about toxic worms and obnoxious spam -- and Symantec's ready with a handy update of its $70 utility suite.

Ontrack PowerDesk Pro 5.0 Review
By Eric Grevstad - Systems Software Article Published July 2, 2002
You can use Windows Explorer to manage folders and files, but then you can use a pair of scissors to mow your lawn -- if you're interested in world-class searching, previewing, organizing, and synchronizing with custom File/Open dialogs and multiple, quick-launch desktops, check out Ontrack's $30 utility. (Folder icons in eight colors? We're hooked.)

ZoneAlarm Pro 3.0 Review
By Eric Grevstad - Systems Software Article Published April 19, 2002
How does the maker of a favorite free firewall get you to pay $50 for a deluxe new version? By combining industrial-strength hacker-trapping with nifty banner-ad, pop-up, and cookie control, including features that will tempt dial-up modem users as well as the DSL or cable surfers for whom firewalls are critical. Is this upgrade the ultimate Internet protection?

Microsoft Redefines the Computer -- On Its Terms
By Vince Freeman - Systems Software Article Published May 29, 2001
PC upgraders beware: No one questions Microsoft's right to battle software piracy, but Windows XP's system-snapshot copy protection brings back memories that Vince Freeman would just as soon forget.

Windows XP and Your IT Budget
By Vince Freeman - Systems Software Article Published April 16, 2001
Corporate and not-so-corporate offices will soon face the decision of whether to upgrade to Microsoft's newest operating system. What are the pros and cons for your PCs and employees?

Certification Watch Volume 4 #2
By Anne Martinez - Systems Software Article Published February 15, 2001
Certification news regarding Cisco Systems, Microsoft, Tivoli, Linux Professional Institute (LPI), Brocade Communications, EMC Corporation, Allaire, Macromedia, and Brainbench.

Windows Millennium: Final Release Review
By Robert Richmond - Systems Software Article Published July 26, 2000
SysOpt has obtained the final version of Microsoft's latest operating system. WinMe promises to offer many new exciting features, but does it deliver?

Microsoft/DoJ Verdict
By Heidi Monson - Systems Software Article Published April 4, 2000
Analysis of Judge Jackson's Conclusions of Law document and implications.

Performance and Conclusion
By Joel Kleppinger - Systems Software Article Published February 23, 2000
Performance and Recommendations for Windows 2000

Windows 2000 Unveiled: Compatibility Testing
By Joel Kleppinger - Systems Software Article Published February 18, 2000
Analysis of Windows 2000 compatibility with current hardware and software technologies.

Windows 2000: Intro and Installation
By Joel Kleppinger - Systems Software Article Published February 17, 2000
Ins and Outs of Installing Windows 2000

Windows 2000: Intro and Installation
By Joel Kleppinger - Systems Software Article Published February 17, 2000
Ins and Outs of Installing Windows 2000

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