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Alan Cheslow: The Device Experience in Windows 7

August 31st, 2009

Alan Cheslow: Parks Associates: Network-Connected TVs To Triple In 2010

August 31st, 2009
Alan Cheslow
Parks Associates: Network-Connected TVs To Triple In 2010 – http://www.homemediamagazine.com/electro…
"The number of Internet-connected TVs used as networked devices in American homes will nearly triple in 2010, from 2.4 million in 2009 to more than 7 million, according to research presented Aug. 27 by Parks Associates" – Alan Cheslow

Alan Cheslow: Samsung Announces Mobile Application Store

August 31st, 2009
Alan Cheslow
Samsung Announces Mobile Application Store – http://www.engadget.com/2009…

Alan Cheslow: Watch: Medion shows multi-touch all-in-one Windows 7 PC

August 29th, 2009
Alan Cheslow
Watch: Medion shows multi-touch all-in-one Windows 7 PC – http://www.engadget.com/2009…
Watch: Medion shows multi-touch all-in-one Windows 7 PC
"The computer is fronting a 24-inch multitouch display, a miniature SideShow screen, a gloriously large physical volume knob, and a bunch of convenient media controls along the bottom. Internals aren't bad either, with a Core 2 Quad Q9000 processor and GeForce GT240M graphics" – Alan Cheslow

Alan Cheslow: “Touch” technology for desktop computing finally taking off

August 28th, 2009
Alan Cheslow
“Touch” technology for desktop computing finally taking off – http://venturebeat.com/2009…
"According to analyst firm DisplaySearch, just over one million desktop PCs/monitors were sold in 2008 with touch, and this number is projected to grow to more than 2.4 million in 2009. And a recent article in Computerworld notes that several other major computer vendors including Lenovo, Acer and Sony will soon launch their own touch PCs. In the meantime, Microsoft is preparing to launch Windows 7, the first-ever operating system with built-in multi-touch functionality. The combination of these efforts has led DisplaySearch to predict that the global touch screen PC market will reach $9 billion by 2015." – Alan Cheslow

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