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Windows 8 Developer Preview   Last month, Microsoft released a developer preview of its successor to Windows 7, code named Windows 8. The big deal about it, which can also be considered more of a necessity than a luxury in today's date and age, is compatibility for the three screens-smartphones, tablet PCs, and laptops/desktop PCs. The OS will be optimized to work on any device, and supports touch. Plus, Microsoft has even added support for ARM processors, making its span much more wider. The developer preview provides developers a chance to develop the metro-style applications before the Windows 8 launch. Our experience We downloaded Windows 8 Developer Preview 64-bit version from http://ld2.in/3q5 and installed it on a machine with Intel Core i3 processor with 2 GB RAM. Installation was similar to Windows 7, in terms of user interaction and it took around 25 minutes for the complete thing, which also includes user account creation. Unlike previous versions...

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 Current and upcoming tablets The tablet market is like that kid in school who, at first, no one really noticed. Then, a year later he starts the school year a foot taller, with a new wardrobe, and suddenly everyone wants to be his friend. But, does he deserve his newfound popularity? I really don't know. Personally, I've yet to purchase a tablet, and I've still not seen a compelling reason to do so. Still, millions feel differently and have already dived full on into the tablet sector. Yet, every day there seems to be a new announcement of another manufacturer's plans to release a tablet. It's getting confusing and a little crazy out there, and we at CNET wanted to provide you with a snapshot of not only the current tablet landscape, but a look into the near future and how it's evolving. We've compiled a list of all the major U.S. released current tablets interwoven with all the tablets yet to be released in the U.S. This list...

wearable projection system developed by researchers at Microsoft Research and Carnegie Mellon University, enables users to turn pads of paper, walls or even their own hands, arms and legs into graphical, interactive surfaces. OmniTouch employs a depth-sensing camera, similar to the Microsoft Kinect, to track the user's fingers on everyday surfaces. This allows users to control interactive applications by tapping or dragging their fingers, much as they would with touchscreens found on smartphones or tablet computers. The projector can superimpose keyboards, keypads and other controls onto any surface, automatically adjusting for the surface's shape and orientation to minimize distortion of the projected images. "It's conceivable that anything you can do on today's mobile devices, you will be able to do on your hand using OmniTouch," said Chris Harrison, a Ph.D. student in Carnegie Mellon's Human-Computer Interaction Institute. The palm of...