At the TechXNY conference in New York this week, the Seattle giant also outlined its vision for tablet PCs - the new lightweight computers that Microsoft has been evangelising for the last 18 months. In his speech to the TechXNY conference Raikes...
Microsoft has been working on its conception of tablet PCs for more than two years in a bid to create a more functional portable computer that people can operate using a pen. The Toshiba tablet is one of a number of new portable computers that use...
Sales of tablet PCs are doing better than expected in the UK and US, according to manufacturers, and are expanding the appeal of laptop computers. The machines are based on Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition software.
The prototype takes cues from previous Intel designs and some of today's so-called convertible tablet PCs, which run Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. Tablet PCs, which the Florence prototype is loosely based on, are carving out a niche...
Microsoft's other key projects are a crackdown on piracy, and efforts to get customers in developed nations to buy more PCs as well as machines running pricier versions of Windows, such as Tablet PC or Media Center edition.
Windows Vista may have new features for mobile computers but the operating system itself is becoming considerably less portable. The change is significant for technology enthusiasts, as well as for Mac users running software such as Parallels...