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Windows 8, iPad Mini, Surface Tablets Oh My!
It was a big week in the tech world. In one week Microsoft rolls out the biggest, baddest, radically different operating system ever. Windows 8 hits the shelves, will tell you what to expect, if you should upgrade and all of the cool things it does.
And as if not to out do themselves, Microsoft also rolled out the Surface tablet. This new device operates on the Windows RT platform and integrates seamlessly with your Windows eight desktop experience. We've got all the details.
It was the second worst kept secret in technology, Apple rolls out iPad mini. This scaled-down iPad packs a lot of punch at a reasonable price. Is it worth it? We'll give you our opinion.
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Original Air Date: Oct 27, 2012
This Week's Links
- Windows 8 Arrives | See It In Action
- Data Doctors Windows 8 Resource Guide
- App For Storing Photos Securely On iPad
- Amazon Cloud Outage | What Happened?
- Backing Up Your Cloud Backup | How Do I Do That?
- Back Up Your Photos | Cloud Solutions
- Timely Is Going Away | Here's A Better Replacement
- Do A Simple FREE Background Check On Anyone
- Election Day Computer Hacking | What You Need To Know
- iPad Mini Arrives | An Overview
- Microsoft Surface Tablet Is Here
- Asus Rolls Out A Windows RT Tablet
- Shhhh... Apple May Help Upgrade iPads For Free
- Should I Pay For Hulu Plus Or Use Hulu?
- Office 2013 | New Features For Windows 8
- Top 10 PC Product Pet Peeves
- Help | Bring Your iTunes Library With You
- Bring Java Back To Your Mac
- What Would Lance Armstrong Do?
- Worst Passwords Of 2012
- Video | Build A Better Password
- Darker Days Ahead For Blackberry
- Never Miss A Friends Birthday | Thanks Facebook
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