Windows 7 boot screen

Seems like there were some really creative people at work. I can only recommend the link :o)


/* SNAP PLUG-IN -----------------------------------------------*/
What's me and what's my reflection?
Labels: Beta, virtual pc, windows 7
Microsoft released their Beta version of the Windows Vista successor Windows 7 today.
These days I read Sony sent out some new invitations for their Playstation Home beta program and lucky as I am these days I found one of these email in my mailbox this morning ^^
Labels: Beta, home, playstation 3, sony
Later today, the PLAYSTATION Store will be updated with a PlayStation Home theme. By downloading the theme, users are submitting an application to join the PlayStation Home Beta test community. We will be using a variety of criteria including activity on the PLAYSTATION Network to determine eligibility for the Beta community. Existing beta testers have automatically qualified to be part of the expanded beta.
We’re really excited about this milestone and want our most loyal fans to be a part of the evolution of PlayStation Home.
In Europe, SCEE is also beginning their expanded closed beta, directly targeting consumers who have been most active on PLAYSTATION Network and PLAYSTATION Store. SCEE will be in email contact with their PSN audience very shortly.
Labels: Beta, playstation 3, sony
Labels: Beta, home, playstation 3, sony
During some research I noticed that there were some great news for fans of Beta versions. Microsoft not only invites new beta users for the Windows Vista Media Center successor at Microsoft Connect but on the chinese written blog thinknext.net a few screenshots surfaced showing the first milestone of Windows 7.
Maybe I am sure you noticed that the file transfer rate in Vista isn't really faster than than in Windows XP. I would even say it is way slower...
About a year ago, I saw an amazing video of the Microsoft Live Lab's project called Photosynth at a MSDN event. Everybody who say it just was astounded.
Labels: Beta, Microsoft, photo, photosynth, preview
A few days ago Microsoft released the third beta of its Windows Server 2003 successor.
Labels: Beta, Longhorn, Microsoft, MMC 3.0, powershell, virtual server