Apr 01
wingloonNews
Citrix Systems, Inc. announced the released of enterprise class XenServer for free to everyone and it is the first free virtualization offering to include live migration of virtual machines and centralized multi-server management — both widely considered killer features. The new free versin of Citrix XenServer is available for download worldwide. Get yourself a copy from the Citrix XenServer download link below: -
Please stay tuned for my blog post for installation and upgrading of enterprise class free Citrix XenServer.
Source: Citrix Systems Press Release
Mar 13
wingloonNews
The new Dell Inspiron Mini 10 now available in Malaysia. You can purchase it online at www.dell.com.my website. Based on my previous blog post regarding the launched of Dell Inspiron Mini 10, the available specifications that are ready to be built are Intel(R) Atom(TM) Z530 (1.60GHz/533MHz FSB/512K L2Cache), Genuine Windows XP Home Edition SP3, 10.1″ 1024 x 576 WSVGA (WLED) with Edge-to-Edge, 1GB DDR2 SDRAM, 160GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive, Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator 500, Integrated Stereo Sound, Dell Wireless 1397 802.11b/g Half Mini Card, Dell Wireless 365 Bluetooth, Internal 10/100 Fast Ethernet, 3-cell Primary Battery, 30W 2-pin AC Adapter and Dell(TM) Keyboard with Touchpad (English). With these specification, the introduction price offered by Dell is RM 1,899.
However, you have an option to go for an 0% interest installment plan offer by Dell with partnership to Citibank and Maybank. Get the top of the line lifestyle and design netbook for yourself now.
Jan 22
wingloonNews
Indeed, I am very surprised to see a message show that effective 1st February 2009 the classic version of Maybank2u (aka M2U) will no longer an option for all the members to use. We have to use the new M2U from 1st February 2009 onwards and hopefully it will not upset me on 1st February 2009 like how I experienced it on my previous posted regarding the all new M2U. Lastly, I can only pray that the all new M2U won’t let me down again, hahahaha…
Jan 08
wingloonNews
At last, the Sony P Series has unveiled at CES 2009, a new competitor to the netbook world. The new 1.4-pound Sony P Series debut the world’s lightest netbook enables you to go light for email, instant messaging and web browsing with its 8-inches LED backlit 1600 x 768 “ultra wide” display screen developed using XBRITE-ECO™ LCD technology. The Sony P Series is an eye-opener to all users with its fashionable and flashy five colors offered such as onyx black, garnet red, emerald green and crystal white.
Finding a location in real-time will be in your fingertips with the built-in GPS technology into the Sony P Series and no Internet connection is required. With the standard battery features up to four hours of battery life, this enables you to travel around for web surfing using the built-in wireles WAN or 802.11n wifi. However, you have an option to enjoy up to eight hours of power using a large capacity battery. With an additional optional Bluetooth mouse, you can click wirelessly for precise navigation plus the innovation keyboard buttons spacing engineered to help reduce typing mistake.
Accessing your favorite music, video, photos and web pages is easy now using the Sony’s Xross Media Bar™ interface. Go anywhere video chatting with family, friends and colleagues using the built-in MOTION EYE® webcam and microphone. The Sony P Series is equipped with Intel 1.33GHz processor, 2GB DDR2 SDRAM, 60GB HDD and genuine Windows Vista operating system with a starting price for about $900. This Sony P Series will be available at Sony Style stores later this month and you can pre-order it online Sony Style website.
Dec 29
wingloonNews
Well, this is rather not a latest news but I just want to share that Sony has joined the “netbook” competition with other manufacturer like Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo and MSI. Apparently, the new Sony VAIO “netbook” will be categorize in the P series of their notebook product line. According to the image above, the new Sony VAIO “netbook” has a 1.33GHz Intel processor, a Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium or Home Basic, a 8-inch LED backlit screen with 1,600 pixel by 768 pixel resolution and a choice of a hard-disk drive up to 60GB or a 128GB solid-state disk (SSD).
However, what I would like to see is the support of Linux operating system (OS) by the new Sony VAIO “netbook”. If Linux OS is not supported, then how about Windows XP? Lastly, let’s wait patiently till Consumer Electronics Show (CES) rolls around in early January 2009.
Source: PC World
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