ActiveWin already has screenshots up of the new build 5270 of Windows Vista. This build is the December CTP which is very close to feature complete. It includes features such as Windows Defender (which was known as Windows AntiSpyware), a slightly redesigned interface, better firewall and security, Windows Media Player 11, and Internet Explorer 7. If you are interested in more details head on over to check

Speculation is that Apple may be releasing its Yonah powered laptops in January of 2006, while the NEC has no rumors of the release date. The NEC LR700D should have a 14" screen with a resolution up to 1400x1050 and a 100GB hard drive included. This Apple computer with the Intel processor should be a dual-core running at 1.5GHz and faster processors to be released shortly after

Microsoft has started to send out the product keys to testers for this release and has closed the build, so we should see it very soon! Keep your eyes peeled!

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FutureMe.org allows people to email themselves, but not in the normal fashion. Normally people hate when a friend sends you an email and you might have to wait minutes to receive it. Well, with FutureMe.org you wait as long as you want, which can be up to 30 years from now. This clever design was put together to allow users to remind themselves of something in the future, maybe to serve as a

It may not be the best deal ever on this monitor, but Dell is currently offering this 24" monster for $899 (about $300 off the original price) with a 3-year warranty. If you order it now you may not receive it before Christmas because it will ship in the next 5-7 days. This is the monitor that I am currently using and I can't imagine not having it.

Siemens has developed a type of "paper" that will allow text to be displayed digitally. This is would allow manufacturers to fully utilize their advertisement on the packaging of their products. This is made possible by ultra-thin batteries that were recently developed and, of course, some science. The goal is to have manufacturers put these on their packaging to display the logo, product name, or even price of the item.

News has been floating around the Internet that ReplayTV will no longer be manufacturing the set-top boxes that everyone has come to know and love. Instead, they will be moving to the PC world and incorporating themselves into your computer. This could be a big move for the company because TiVo was pushed and pushed to provide this service to users. As a ReplayTV owner myself, I am very happy with