Microsoft has been clutching fast to its “three years” enlargement time frame for Windows 7 since ceaselessly, the predicament is that it’s never been clear when that three year period initiated.

Well speculate no longer; Microsoft has finally and officially confirmed that the three years initiated at Windows Vista’s general availability launch, which was January 30th, 2007. Understandably that doesn’t mean we will have Windows 7 on midnight of January 30th, 2010, but it what it does mean is that we can look forward to sometime within that year for a release that we were expecting sooner. Microsoft plans to give an exact launch date only once Windows 7 meets its quality standard for release. Sounds like a good Numbers to go by. But still this info, we can just expect.

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ASUS ROG reveals the latest hardware teamed for the future of gaming at CeBIT 2008.
Mother board: ROG Striker II Extreme and Formula Series, the ROG Rampage Formula and ROG Crosshair II Formula.

Graphics Cards: ASUS EN9600GT TOP, EAH3870X2 TOP and EAH3870 TOP graphic cards with ASUS’ SmartDoctor application.

PC & Gaming Case: ASUS Vento Series Chassis and ARES Gaming PC features Intel Core 2 Extreme CPU, NVIDIA’s 3-way SLI graphic technology and a 4 Terabyte hard disk.

Laptops: ASUS G70, a 17-inch widescreen display, two graphics engines (2 x GeForce 8700M GT SLI), two hard drive bays for storage up to 640GB (320GB x2).

With a list of arrivals expected, Asus is still striving to make a bang in the market; the company’s progress looks good with the items listed to hit the market soon.

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Die shrink on the G92 from 65nm to 55nm codenamed G92b is evident from the information was released yesterday that Nvidia is preparing a shift to 55nm on some of the yet to be launched mobile GPUs. However, it is yet to be found out if there will be a shift to 55nm for the bigger desktop parts. Assuming G92b has no architectural changes, its size will be 17% smaller than G92 thereby it is cheaper to produce and much better yield rate. Assuming the rumored die size of RV770 of 250(mm^2) from Chiphell is correct, this will increase its die size about 1.29 times bigger than RV670. That could be due to an increase in the number of stream processors and ROP and other architectural enhancements that makes the die larger. In comparison, G92b die size is a little bit larger than RV770 by about 10%.

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Kensington has recently developed SlimBlade Media Mouse especially designed for using it together with your laptop and integrated with mouse function and media controller. You will find it sleek and slim measuring 110 x 60 x 25 mm with just about 0.080 Kg weight also lets you navigate via your pc files with amazing precision. It features newest technology plus spontaneous 360 degrees scrolling capability. The most impressive features comprise of its adjustable volume play and pause even at 10 meters distance that is because of its 2.4GHz wireless technology. The battery power remains for six months in working period until a new recharge and you would know when it’s time to charge as it has a battery indicator.

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The manufacturer has introduced three new models of laptops Portégé communicating.

Convergence. With this in mind, Toshiba to the European market of mobility for the year 2008. The Japanese manufacturer, who prefers to speak of uses rather than convergence, today introduced its new product line for mobile disembark in the coming weeks on the french market. Laptops, PDA and phone, all new products incorporate a SIM card Edge/3G + / HSPDA to play the card of mobility.

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