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Visit LENOVO Concept Store at the Cyberzone of the Northwing of SM City Cebu, or call (032) 236.2961 / 2962.

You may also visit any NGenius IT Hub - Asiatown IT Park, Ayala Center Cebu and SM City Cebu or call Ng Khai Main at (032) 346.2926 and look for Celbar Arioja.

HP Store recently transferred to its new location - the Cyberzone of the Northwing of SM City Cebu. Grand opening was held last August 8, 2008, with Ms. Melanie Ng of NK, Mr. Charles Lizares of HP and SM City Cebu Management.

Visit HP Store today or call (032) 236.4346, look for Kenneth Lim or Ariel Bacol.

Visit any NGenius IT Hub - Asiatown IT Park, Ayala Center Cebu and SM City Cebu, or call Ng Khai at (032) 346.2926.

NGenius IT Hub at ACT Cybertower, P. Del Rosario Street, soon to open!

Hewlett-Packard 3Q profit jumps 14 pct - Yahoo! News

The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company’s results, reported after the market closed Tuesday, signaled that HP continues to hold its ground as the world’s No. 1 seller of personal computers even with stronger competition from Dell Inc. and Apple Inc. and aggressive price cuts.

Microsoft file format approved as ISO standard - Yahoo! News

The format used by Microsoft Corp.’s Office 2007 programs to save documents will become an international standard after appeals against the move failed to gather sufficient support, the International Organization for Standardization said Friday.

The decision ends months of wrangling over whether Microsoft’s Office Open XML format should be considered an open standard — a requirement for many lucrative government contracts.

Intel’s new chip to be called Core i7 - Yahoo! News

Intel Corp. said Sunday it plans to sell its new generation of chips for desktop computers under the established “Core” brand, with the first chips of the new line to be called Core i7.

Call (032) 346.2926 for details or visit the nearest NGenius IT Hubs, HP Stores and LENOVO Concept Store.

Could 64-bit Windows finally be taking off? | A blog by Ina Fried - CNET News.com

The trend is also evident by looking at the kinds of systems being sold at retailers. In its circular this Sunday most of the desktops and half of the dozen notebook models being advertised by Office Depot had the 64-bit version of Windows pre-installed.

The mix was similar in Circuit City’s advertisement, with nearly all of the desktops and many of the notebooks running 64-bit Windows

Gateway, for example, is shifting to an entirely 64-bit Windows lineup on its desktops, starting with the back-to-school shopping season.

It’s a dramatic shift even from last quarter, in which only about 5 percent of its total desktop and notebook models had a 64-bit OS installed. For the third quarter, 95 percent of desktop models and 30 percent of notebook systems will have a 64-bit OS.

Among the factors leading to the shift are the fact that 64-bit machines, unlike their 32-bit brethren, can directly address more than 4GB of memory

Intel is working on the next version of its low-cost laptop, which could be ready in the next month or so, according to a report in PC World. There are no pictures, and very few concrete details on what changes are in store for the device, which is intended for school children. Intel would only say it will have a “new look and feel,” and will get both hardware and software upgrades.

We may already have a clue as to what tweaks the software might be getting. Last month, Sugar Labs, a spin-off of rival low-cost laptop maker One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), said it would develop a version of its Sugar interface for the Classmate PC. Read the rest of this entry

More than you ever wanted to know about Microsoft | guardian.co.uk

Some of Vista’s problems have been created by PC manufacturers shipping mediocre, crapware-infested installations, which they have every right to do, but Microsoft is trying to do something about it.