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1. 
   Review - CutePDF Writer

   2.8 (Nov 9, 2009)

   This will install Ask.Toolbar even if when installing you unselect that $hit.
   After you install, if you want to print to PDF you must go and download another program, a "free" converter...
   Thank you, but NO!

2. 
   Review - RunScanner

   1.9.0.9 (Oct 17, 2009)

   It worked fine on one machine. Nice app.
   On the 2-nd one while scanning it always locks when scanning file %windows%\system32\dciman32.dll
   I'm not blaming the program for this...

3. 
   Review - Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise

   90-day Trial (Sep 2, 2009)

   I have running the x64 Beta version of this thing for several months now and IMHO it's one of the best OS ever released by M$. I am impressed with the hardware support: XP doesn't even come close to this.
   On the other hand, I agree Vista was a fat pig, but se7en it's a like the same fat pig, but after running over the hills to get in shape... and ready for consumer satisfaction.

4. 
   Review - NCache

   3.6.1 (May 12, 2009)

   The $995.00 it's per physical CPU :)
   I guess for this price, when using this product, everything should run at minimum light speed.
   I just need to see a site using this product in order to become a believer...

5. 
   Review - Opera for Windows (Beta)

   10.0 Build 1491 Alpha (May 11, 2009)

   Me 3, I was a huge fan of Opera, but lately, these builds start "crashing" constantly on my main system, no matter what i tried, even clean reinstall importing only bookmarks and wand. Too bad... I had to switch to another browser and I think I won't give opera another spin for a while.
   On the other hand, I'm still using Opera usb and it's doing ok.

6. Comment - Toshiba denies rumors; HD DVD not dead yet

   10.0 Build 1491 Alpha (Feb 19, 2008 - 8:25 AM)

   They just denied the denial... so it's officially OVER!

7. Comment - Wal-Mart won't stock HD DVD movies, players past June

   10.0 Build 1491 Alpha (Feb 15, 2008 - 4:42 PM)

   I think Walmart is following the result of the war, and it seems logic to drop HDDVD. Else, what will happen: customers will buy HDDVD players, use them for a while, realize they are using a Betamax system, so, based on Walmart return policy, most of them will return the product and ask money back.
   Now, if you are the Walmart manager, are you willing to take this risk/loss?

8. Comment - Microsoft releases HD DVD emulator software

   10.0 Build 1491 Alpha (Dec 13, 2007 - 12:58 PM)

   nice, but i'll wait a bit until the price will fall under $2,500 and a service pack will be released.