Acer to Launch Windows 7 OS with Touch Screen PCs

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Windows 7 operating system has already created a buzz in among the computer users. PC makers are also trying their best to capitalize on the popularity of Windows 7, and thus, launching Windows 7 in their upcoming products. Acer, for example, has decided to launch Windows 7 in its upcoming touch compatible pcs including Acer Aspire Z5610 and 23-inch all-in-one PC.

There are some other products including Aspire Timeline 1820PT netbook, spire 5738PG laptop and a 23-inch high-definition LCD monitor. The list of products boasting of Windows 7 is not finished yet.

arnnet reported:

The vendor also showed off its 3D display notebook capable of ad-hoc conversion of 2D movies and images. It uses a standard 2D to 3D manipulation technology, requiring a pair of complementary 3D glasses to experience the visual effects. While the technology is not groundbreaking, Acer expects the relatively low price tag to drive uptake, with the device priced under $2000.

Windows 7 operating system will be launched on 22 October 2009. So, these touch screen products will also be available in the market soon after the Windows 7 launch. Now, let us see if Windows 7 can gear up sales of Acer products and earn the customer satisfaction.

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Can Bing 2.0 Make any Big Impact?

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Google is the dominant force in Search Engine market and Microsoft is trying very hard in this regard with its Bing. It is reported that Bing 2.0 version will come very soon and will have some cool features.

PC World reported:
Many employees said in Twitter messages that an update to the company's Bing search engine will come out as early as next week. "Bing 2.0, out this month, has some exciting new features. Imagine seeing maps plus pics from the neighborhood of a restaurant to try," Monte Enbysk, senior editor at Microsoft Office Live, wrote.
Well, I am sure that I wont even bother to look at Bing 2.0 because I have already noticed that Bing is first of all slower than Google and less accurate. Let me show you an example. Nearly 50 minutes, Biplob Kishore Deb uploaded an entry with the title: Besiktas vs Manchester United Preview and Live Score
It got indexed by Google within less than5 minutes and Bing is yet to index it. So, naturally, football fans will have to rely on Google to get better search results. Microsoft has to make Bing faster and must bring more accurate results.
That is why, I am skeptical whether Microsoft can make any difference with Bing 2.0 in the search engine market.
What do you think about it?

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