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Déployez Windows 7 en 10 minutes, le guide est en ligne !

laureri — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

On en a beaucoup parlé, le voici. Le guide de déploiement de Windows 7 en 10 minutes.

Visiting Business Startup tomorrow or Friday?

Microsoft Small Business — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

Come and see us! The Microsoft Small Business team would love to meet you at Business Startup, Olympia, London on 26 or 27 November. We’ll have Windows 7 on display so you can have a look at some of the great new features and try it out for yourself.

You’ll also find our colleagues from Office Live if you want to have a chat about a free website – yes, it is free. They can tell you about Office Live Workspace as well, which offers 5 GB of free online storage, providing access to documents from any Internet-connected computer. Microsoft Office documents can be viewed in a browser, allowing sharing and collaborating with password protection.

Thinking about pay-per-click (PPC) advertising? More precise and measurable than other forms of advertising and with higher conversion rates, this technique builds on one of the most powerful new trends in consumer behaviour: online searching. Talk to the team and they’ll show you how to try adCenter today and receive a £30 credit to get started. If you’re not at the show you can still get your free credit - call 0151 212 1219 quoting the reference ‘BSU’ to redeem your free clicks. Or go to Microsoft adCenter.

Hope to see you there! Tickets are free – register here.

Pienistä puroista

iwsuomi — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

Tietojärjestelmillä ja tietotyöllä yleensäkin on pysyvästi muutettu työntekoa ja sen tehokkuutta. Yhä edelleen keksimme uusia ratkaisuja, joiden avulla voimme kommunikoida , tuottaa sisältöä, prosessoida ja hakea tietoa yhä tehokkaammin, helpommin ja nopeammin. Silti usein käyttäjien ja IT-päättäjien kanssa keskustellessa nousee esiin tuska jatkuvasti lisääntyvistä tieto- ja liikennemääristä, vaikeasti hallittavista ratkaisuista ja kokonaisuuksista sekä haastavista ja kalliista hankkeista.

Joskus parhaat ratkaisut ja merkittävimmät asiat syntyvät melkeinpä puoliksi vahingossa ja pienillä oivalluksilla, jotka yleistyvät ja muuttavat toimintaa pysyvästi. Pohdittaessa tietotyön tuottavuutta ja sen haasteita olisikin hyvä pureutua aina käsillä olevan ongelman ytimeen ja miettiä voidaanko ongelman aiheuttavaan lähtötilanteeseen vaikuttaa jotenkin.

Keskustelin hiljattain erään organisaation IT-johdon kanssa heidän haasteistaan liittyen maantieteellisesti laajaan kansainväliseen organisaatioon ja mm. intranet-julkaisuun, dokumentinhallintaan ja sähköpostiliikenteeseen. Pohdinta oli keskittynyt lähinnä tietoliikennekaistan lisäämiseen eri toimipisteiden välillä sekä erityyppisiin hajautettuihin palvelinympäristöihin, jotta käyttäjiä pystyttäisiin palvelemaan paremmin jatkuvasti kasvavan liikennemäärän kanssa. Sanomattakin on selvää, että molemmat vaihtoehdot vaativat merkitäviä investointeja ja jälleen uusia hankkeita.

Samassa tilaisuudessa keskustelimme myös käytössä olevan Office version päivittämisestä ja uusista ominaisuuksista ja mahdollisuuksista. Kokonaan uusina asioina nousivat esiin esim. nykyisten tiedostomuotojen "keveys" sekä mahdollisuus vähentää merkittävästi siirrettävän datan määrää ottamalla käyttöön vaikkapa SharePoint Workspacet. 2007 versiosta lähtien käytössä olleet, XML-pohjaiset, Office-tiedostot ovat siis kevyempiä kuin aiemmat versiot ja 2010-versiossa tuleva SharePoint Workspace (ent. Groove) mahdollistaa kokonaisen työtilan kopioimisen käyttäjän koneelle ja päivittyneestä tiedosta siirretään aina vain yksittäiset muuttuneet tiedot. Näillä toiminnoilla voidaan jo merkittävästi vähentää siirrettävän datan määrää ja parantaa kertaheitolla loppukäyttäjien kokemusta.

Ottamalla käyttöön uusia toimintatapoja ja hyödyntämällä paremmin jo käytössämme olevia toiminnallisuuksia ja teknologiaa, otamme jatkuvasti pieniä askelia kohti yhä paremmin toimivaa sähköistä työympäristöä ja tuottavampaa organisaatiota. Tällaisia rakentavia ajatuksia haluaisinkin nähdä sovellettavan kaikilla tietotyön eri osa-alueilla.

Juho Friberg

Au revoir…

patricg — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

Voilà un message que l’on pense ne jamais écrire mais tout a une fin !

Il se trouve qu’après avoir activement participé aux lancements de SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008 et SQL Server 2008 R2 et avoir alimenté ce blog (et d’autres) depuis près de 5 ans, je vais quitter Microsoft dans les prochains jours.

Vous ne me retrouverez donc plus sur ce site mais pour ceux qui souhaite ne pas perdre la trace, vous pourrez me retrouver via les multiples réseaux sociaux, notamment les suivants :

Ce n’est donc qu’un au revoir, j’en suis sûr !

Et comme j’aime tout particulièrement les citations, je voudrais finir avec une que j’apprécie :

“Dans la vie, il n’y a pas de solutions. Il n’y a que des forces en marche. Il faut les créer et les solutions suivent.” Rivière, Vol de Nuit, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Merci pour votre fidélité.

Build Numbers (Cube Sheet) for MOSS/SharePoint

stche — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

As many times used in our daily business, we’re used to ask for “Build number” rather than “Service Pack or Patch level”. Because of some confusion of the customers and for transparency I’ll provide here a list of the most relevant Build numbers and its related KB Numbers.

Please see also the new Update Center for Microsoft Office, Office Servers, and Related Products

WSS v3

MOSS 2007

Release

Version

KB

Global

RTM

End of Support 2009-01-13

12.0.4518.1016

N/A

Public DST

12.0.6039.5000

KB934525

Y

SP1

12.0.6219.1000

KB936988

Post SP1 (Jan)

12.0.6300.5000

KB941422

Y

Post SP1 (Jan)

12.0.6300.5000

KB941653

Post SP1 (Feb)

12.0.6303.5000

KB948945

Post SP1 (Feb)

12.0.6303.5000

KB948957

Y

Post SP1 (Feb)

12.0.6304.5000

KB949399

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6305.5000

KB949749

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6306.5000

KB949956

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6307.5000

KB950279

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6308.5000

KB950484

Y

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6314.5000

KB952288

Y

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6314.5000

KB952292

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6315.5000

KB952698

Y

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6316.5000

KB953137

Y

Post SP1 (June)

12.0.6317.5000

KB953473

Y

Post SP1 (June)

12.0.6317.5000

KB953484

Infra Update

12.0.6318.5000^#

KB951695

Y

Post SP1 (July)

12.0.6324.5000

KB955594

Y

Post SP1 (AAM)

12.0.6324.5001

KB956248

Y

Aug CU

12.0.6327.5000

KB956057

Y

Aug CU

12.0.6327.5000

KB957109

Oct CU

12.0.6332.5000

KB957691

Y

Dec COD

12.0.6335.5000

KB959644

Y

Dec Uber CU

12.0.6335.5000

KB960010

Y

Dec COD

12.0.6336.5001

KB961175

Y

Jan 09 COD

12.0.6336.5002

KB963023

Y

Feb 09 CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB961750

Y

Feb 09 CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB967703

Feb 09 Uber CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB961755

Y

SP2

12.0.6421.1000

KB953338

Y

Apr 09 Uber CU

12.0.6504.5000

KB968850

Y

Jun 09 Uber CU

12.0.6510.5001

KB971538

Y

Aug 09 CU

12.0.6514.5004

KB973400

Y

Oct 09 CU

12.0.6520.5000

KB974989

Y

Release

Version

KB

Global

RTM

End of Support 2009-01-13

12.0.4518.1016

N/A

Public DST

12.0.6034.5000

KB937832

Y

SP1

12.0.6219.1000

KB936984

Post SP1 (Jan)

12.0.6300.5000

KB942819

Y

Post SP1 (Jan)

12.0.6301.5000

KB945089

Y

Post SP1 (Jan)

12.0.6301.5000

KB941274

Y

Post SP1 (Feb)

12.0.6303.5000

KB948947

Y

Post SP1 (Feb)

12.0.6304.5000

KB949402

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6306.5000

KB949955

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6307.5000

KB950280

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6307.5000

KB950292

Y

Post SP1 (Mar)

12.0.6308.5000

KB950487

Y

Post SP1 (May)*

12.0.6314.5000

KB952294

Y

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6315.5000

KB952704

Y

Post SP1 (May)

12.0.6316.5000

KB953138

Y

Post SP1 (June)

12.0.6317.5000

KB953471

Y

Infra Update

12.0.6318.5000^#

KB951297

Y

Post SP1 (July)

12.0.6324.5000

KB955593

Y

Post SP1 (July)

12.0.6324.5000

KB955586

Excel Security fix

12.0.6317.5000

KB953397

Y

Aug CU

12.0.6327.5000

KB956056

Y

Oct CU

12.0.6331.5000

KB957693

Y

Oct CU

12.0.6331.5000

KB958569

Y

Dec COD

12.0.6335.5000

KB959637

Y

Dec Uber CU

12.0.6335.5000

KB960011

Y

Dec COD

12.0.6336.5001

KB961176

Y

Dec COD

12.0.6336.5002

KB963022

Y

Feb 09 CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB961749

Y

Feb 09 CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB961754

Feb 09 COD

12.0.6341.5001

KB968269

Y

Feb 09 Uber CU

12.0.6341.5000

KB961756

Y

SP2

12.0.6421.1000

KB953334

Y

Apr 09 Uber CU

12.0.6504.5002

KB968851

Y

Jun 09 Uber CU

12.0.6510.5003

KB971537

Y

Aug 09 CU

12.0.6514.5002

KB973399

Y

Oct 09 CU

12.0.6520.5000

KB974988

Y

Maintained and current as of 2009-11-20

Background Information of Cumulative Update (CU)

Each Cumulative Update will also consist of a package that contains the latest of every hotfix patch that we have shipped.You can apply the latest service pack, the latest WSS Cumulative Update package and the latest MOSS Cumulative Update package and be completely up-to-date.

WSS continues to remain separate and is not included in the MOSS package
All of the latest Global and Local patches for WSS are in the WSS package
All of the latest Global and Local patches for MOSS (Excel Server, Document LifeCycle, etc are part of MOSS), InfoPath Forms Server, Project Server are in the Office Server package
The list of what is in the package is an accumulation over time of what we have shipped since RTM
The package includes the Infrastructure Update, there is no reason to install it separately.

Some more useful links:

Configure a server farm for minimal downtime during software updates

Language Pack Service Pack 2 for WSSv3

Language Pack Service Pack 2 for MOSS

New tips & tricks articles on the Microsoft Small Business website

Microsoft Small Business — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

We’ve got a great crop of new business articles on the Small Business website:

Worth a look!

Office 2007: When accessing the client machine remotely using Dameware, clicking on Office Button does not display the drop down

wdoneblog — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 08:00:00 GMT

Problem

===========

When you access a client machine remotely using Dameware, clicking the Microsoft Office Button does not display the drop down.

This issue is also discussed on Dameware forum

Cannot see Office 2007 menu

http://forums.dameware.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=154&p

Workaround / Resolution

==================================

1) This issue does not occur when viewing via Windows Remote Desktop RDP.You can use Windows RDP to remote into your client machine.

2) As per Dameware forum link mentioned above, enable "Show Transparent Windows" (toggle "View/Show Transparent Windows" button)

Office 2003/2007 Integration and FormS based authentication (FBA) with SharePoint (MOSS)

stche — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:00:00 GMT

Not so long ago, a customer requested a clear statement from Microsoft Support regarding

“Office integration with FBA (forms based authentication) and MOSS (SharePoint Server 2007)”

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
====================
On a Document Library in SharePoint 2007, "versioning and check-out required" has been configured. After modifying documents in word (Office 2003) the expected Pop-Up should appear for which you need to type in for example a comment, some fields etc.
Unfortunately the Pop-Up dialog does not appear by using FBA (forms base Authentication).

Well the answer was quickly found and this is the final status:

Supportability statement:
No version of the Office clients up to 2003 support Forms Based Authentication.
The features that are removed/hidden when “Client integration is disabled” should not be expected to work (supported)
when forms based authentication is enabled.
See this TechNet page (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc288081.aspx) for a description of
“Expected behaviors when client integration is disabled”

With SharePoint portal server 2003 and Office 2003, FBA wasn’t supported at all.

However, since Service Pack 2 for Office 2007 and SharePoint Server 2007 it is now possible to use more Office integration features with FBA.

"Some organizations might want to use forms authentication, but also require the same level of integration they get when using Windows authentication. There are a couple of possible workarounds in this scenario, but it is helpful to examine why this limitation exists.

When a user accesses a page on a site protected by forms authentication, the server looks for a valid authentication cookie. If no cookie is found, or if the cookie is not valid, the server redirects the browser to the logon page by using an HTTP 302 status code. At this page, the user is allowed to authenticate by using his or her credentials. After the credentials are validated, the server creates a valid authentication cookie and sends it back to the browser, with the originally requested page. The browser keeps the cookie in memory and sends it back to the server with every subsequent request to that Web server. With each request, the server checks the validity of the cookie to ensure that it is good (that it has not expired or been tampered with), and then processes the request. Because the authentication cookie is in memory with the browser process, it introduces some limitations:

The cookie is retained only as long as the browser is open; when the browser is closed the cookie is destroyed with everything else in memory that the browser was using.

The cookie belongs to the browser's application process (such as the .exe file for the browser), and cannot be shared with other processes. Office system applications run in their own processes, for example, msword.exe for Microsoft Office
Word. As such, a cookie that a user generated when logging into the site in the browser cannot be shared with Word.

The issues described in this article clarify why the Enable Client Integration option was developed: to help make the end-user experience more uniform and predictable in that environment; however, the user experience is somewhat different for users that are accustomed to SharePoint sites secured with Windows authentication. Even with those restrictions, there are still a few options that can be used to allow for using forms authentication and yet still provide many or all of the deep integration points with Office applications that are available when using Windows authentication.”

To implement support for Forms Authentication Integration on the client, request the Office 2007 Cumulative Update for April 2009 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968765) from Microsoft support.

Important:

This update can be used with Office 2007 on a computer that is running the Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system. If you are using Windows Vista, you also need to install Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista (see Service Pack 2 for Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista).

NOTE: If you are using Internet Explorer, these new features require at least version 7.0 or higher.

The Forms Authentication Integration Update for Office 2007

“When Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Microsoft Office 2007 were first released, the Office client applications such as Microsoft Office Word and Microsoft Office Excel could not directly open a document from a site that was secured with forms authentication. This is because, as explained earlier, a 302 HTTP response code is sent back to the client when it tries to open an item in a site using forms authentication. The Office clients were not able to respond to a 302 response code, and as a result would display the actual forms logon page in the application, instead of the requested document.

An update is available for Office 2007 client applications that allow the applications to process a 302 HTTP response code. The applications that are affected by this update are Microsoft Office Word 2007, Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer2007. Because of this update, an Office application can display the forms logon page that is being used for the site in a pop-up dialog box. To do this, the application issues a request to the SharePoint site. The server sends a response that indicates its authentication method is forms authentication, including the location of the logon page that the client should use to authenticate. The Office application then renders the HTML from that logon page and enables the user to enter credentials. The credentials are sent via an HTTP POST back to the server. If the server returns a redirect response for the document that was originally requested, the Office application assumes that the identity is successfully established. It then uses the authorization cookie that the HTTP POST gave it to retrieve the document and any associated metadata, and open the item.”

For further information, please see also this posts: Update on SharePoint forms based authentication(FBA) and Office client
On MSDN: Integrating with the 2007 Microsoft Office System

Final Status:

So this finally means that with office 2003 neither FBA with SharePoint Portal Server 2003 nor with SharePoint Server 2007 is supported.
Full supported is only Office 2007 SP2 and FBA with SharePoint 2007 SP2 and the April cumulative update.

The workaround for "persistent cookies" may be applicable for your scenario but initially supported with "commercially reasonable effort".

Regarding supportability please see also here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc939965.aspx and here "Professional Support for IT Professionals": http://support.microsoft.com/directory/factsheets/proitpro.doc

*** Update 2009-11-11 ***
On certain emails and questions, I’ll provide here the summarized answers:

Hi Tony, Tyler and Daryl,

Regarding your questions:

Q1:      If I didn’t understand you wrong then full functionality should be achievable with Office 2007+April Office Cumulative Update and MOSS with FBA?
A1:       Using FBA with SharePoint 2007 and Office 2007 means only that it is supported in terms of our support policy when experiencing issues there.
            The full office integration might work in certain cases but still not the same as using windows auth.   See the comments below for more.

Q2:      One Clarification: I have a customer who appears to be using Office 2003 with FBA, and the client side integration features appear
            to be working for them (sort of).
           “So this finally means that with office 2003 neither FBA with SharePoint Portal Server 2003 nor with SharePoint Server 2007 is supported”
           Can I take that as meaning FBA does not work, or is not SUPPORTED with O2003 clients?
A2:      With Office 2003 it might work in some cases but it is not supported for break/hotfix requests. Only "best effort support" may offered.
           A possible workaround is described in the below article, section The Forms Authentication Integration Update for Office 2007

Q3: Does this mean that with the service packs and April CU that FBA gives the same level of functionality as Windows auth??
A3: See A1 and below excerpts

Excerpt from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb977430.aspx#MOSSFBAPart3_IntegratingWithOffice2007

[…]When you configure a zone to use forms authentication, the Enable Client Integration box is cleared by default. If a zone is configured in this way, the following changes occur in functionality:
Support for remote interfaces is turned off. That includes WebDAV, SOAP, and Microsoft Office FrontPage remote procedure calls (RPC). Some functionality is not available, such as Web folders or the Web services for accessing content in that site.[…]
~
[…]When operating in this mode, users can still work with documents in SharePoint libraries, but they must right-click items and choose to save a copy to disk. They can then edit and update the document, and then upload it and check it back in when they are finished editing. Some organizations might want to use forms authentication, but also require the same level of integration they get when using Windows authentication. There are a couple of possible workarounds in this scenario, but it is helpful to examine why this limitation exists.

When a user accesses a page on a site protected by forms authentication, the server looks for a valid authentication cookie. If no cookie is found, or if the cookie is not valid, the server redirects the browser to the logon page by using an HTTP 302 status code. At this page, the user is allowed to authenticate by using his or her credentials. After the credentials are validated, the server creates a valid authentication cookie and sends it back to the browser, with the originally requested page.

The browser keeps the cookie in memory and sends it back to the server with every subsequent request to that Web server. With each request, the server checks the validity of the cookie to ensure that it is good (that it has not expired or been tampered with), and then processes the request.
Because the authentication cookie is in memory with the browser process, it introduces some limitations:
The cookie is retained only as long as the browser is open; when the browser is closed the cookie is destroyed with everything else in memory that the browser was using.

The cookie belongs to the browser's application process (such as the .exe file for the browser), and cannot be shared with other processes. Office system applications run in their own processes, for example, msword.exe for Microsoft Office Word. As such, a cookie that a user generated when logging into the site in the browser cannot be shared with Word.

The issues described in this article clarify why the Enable Client Integration option was developed: to help make the end-user experience more uniform and predictable in that environment; however, the user experience is somewhat different for users that are accustomed to SharePoint sites secured with Windows authentication. Even with those restrictions, there are still a few options that can be used to allow for using forms authentication and yet still provide many or all of the deep integration points with Office applications that are available when using Windows authentication. […]

Another good post is here: Office SharePoint Server 2007 - Forms Based Authentication (FBA) Walk-through - Part 1 - 3

Hope that this will clarify your questions and the interpretation of the given link resources

Greets, Steve

Gastbeitrag: Blindtexte in Word 2007 & 2010 erstellen

TN-Flash — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:00:00 GMT

Vor allem beim Erstellen von Dokumentvorlagen benötigen Sie häufig Texte, um Formatierungen auszuprobieren oder Formatvorlagen zu erstellen. Texte wie "jklö asdf" oder auch umgekehrt helfen da nicht sehr. Ganze Webseiten beschäftigen sich inzwischen mit der Erstellung von sog. Blindtexten.

Wer jedoch mit Word arbeitet, hat das nicht nötig, denn Word kann selber für "sinnvolle" Blindtexte sorgen, wenn dafür die richtige Formel eingegeben wird. Seit Word 2007 gibt es sogar zwei verschiedene Arten von Blindtext, den für „Normaluser“ und den für die „Intelektuellen“.

Bis Word 2003 war der Blindtext ein einfallsloser Satz, der vielleicht noch im englischen einen Sinn hatte und alle Buchstaben des Alphabets enthielt, in Deutschland hatte man eher den Eindruck, dass der Erfinder des Textes etwas zu tief ins Glas geschaut hatte. Oder was halten Sie von dem Satz "Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern."?

Die englischsprachigen Nationen hatten es mit einem schnellen braunen Fuchs und einem faulen Hund zu tun "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."

Seit Word 2007 sieht das anders aus. Nicht nur, dass man lange Texte in der Landessprache erstellen kann, ohne mehr als 10 Zeichen zu tippen, die noch dazu einen gewissen Sinn haben, nein, es ist auch möglich Texte in lateinischer Sprache zu erstellen ohne jemals Latein gelernt zu haben. Da es die Technical Preview von Microsoft Office 2010 bisher nur in englisch oder japanisch gibt, sind - je nach Version – die Texte die erstellt werden können, natürlich auch nur in der Versionssprache vorhanden. Wie Sie die Formeln für Blindtexte einsetzen können, erklärt der Artikel in der Knowledgebase des Forums „Office 2010 Hilfe“.

Die Autorin Ursula Eilers ist MVP für Office Systems und Autorin des bei Microsoft Press erschienenen Buchs „Warum die gleiche Arbeit zweimal machen – Die Office-Anwendungen im Zusammenspiel“. Sie betreibt das MS Office-Magazin und die beiden Office-Communities Office 2007 Hilfe und Office 2010 Hilfe.

Natal Microsoft 2009 – uma experiência simples e única

Provedor Clientes Microsoft — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 07:00:00 GMT

A Microsoft Portugal dispõe de uma oferta seleccionada de produtos especialmente dedicados à área de Grande Consumo. Entre os novos Windows Phone, o recém-chegado Windows 7, jogos, consolas, mouses, lifecams, os consumidores podem escolher os produtos que melhor se adequam aos seus familiares e amigos que pretendem presentear no próximo Natal.

Esta campanha destaca as mais recentes novidades das diversas áreas de entretenimento e consumo da Microsoft e oferece aos consumidores a melhor qualidade e os melhores preços. Os clientes já não têm de estar limitados apenas aos conselhos dos assistentes de loja e podem agora, eles próprios, decidir quais os jogos e acessórios que preferem.

Este Natal procure os produtos Microsoft e divirta-se em família!

Listagem de produtos Natal 2009:

1. Educação e Formação

Windows 7 – O seu PC simplificado
Versão Home Premium - PVP 219,99€ (edição integral) ou 134,99€ (versão de upgrade)

Mais informações do produto aqui
Imagens do Windows 7 em alta resolução aqui

Microsoft Office Casa e Estudantes 2007 – Para estudantes que querem continuar a ter tempo para outras actividades
PVP 99€

O Microsoft Office Casa e Estudantes 2007 é o conjunto de aplicações de software essencial para utilizadores domésticos que permite rápida e facilmente criar documentos, folhas de cálculo e apresentações com aspecto profissional e organizar as suas notas e informações num local tornando o trabalho mais fácil e agradável. Mais detalhes do produto aqui!

Mg2 – Para os mais novos
PVP 329€

Ao comprar um Magalhães 2.0 estará a contribuir com um ponto para a Campanha da UNICEF (www.onedotonelife.org) que corresponde a uma vacina contra o sarampo.
Mais detalhes aqui

2. Windows Phone

TMN Silverbelt - PVP 219,90€

Mais detalhes do produto aqui. Imagem do TMN Silverbelt

Samsung OMNIA II i800 - PVP 469,90€

Mais detalhes do produto aqui. Imagem do OMNIA II

3. Entretenimento

Sugestões Hardware

Cooling Base - O Notebook Cooling Base é uma base de ventilação com design, para o seu portátil, destacando-se pela sua versatilidade, qualidade, miniaturização e mobilidade, além das suas características ergonómicas.
PVP Recomendado: €21,99

Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 - O Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 da Microsoft está equipado com a tecnologia BlueTrack — a tecnologia de tracking mais avançada do mundo — e vem com um com o Transceptor Nano (o mais pequeno do Mundo!)
PVP Recomendado: € 36,99

Wireless Desktop 3000 da Microsoft é um teclado com um design moderno e compacto com teclas silenciosas minimiza o ruído no local de trabalho. Contém ainda Teclas de Atalho Personalizáveis para Instant Messaging, e-mail, Web/Home e Windows Media Player, que permitem abrir rapidamente os seus programas preferidos.
PVP Recomendado: €54,99

Lifecam Cinema é a primeira WebCam para PC, para o mercado de consumo, com vídeo widescreen, com um sensor de raiz de 720p2 que permite realizar vídeos com maior nitidez e qualidade – sem deixar ninguém fora do ecrã.
PVP Recomendado: €74,99

SideWinder X3 é um rato com alta performance e características especialmente desenhadas para Gamers mas perfeito também para uso diário.
PVP Recomendado: €41,99

SideWinderTM X6 - Este teclado inovador que completa a gama gaming incorpora poderosos recursos e funcionalidades, incluindo um teclado destacável, programação de macros, teclas media center, modo de alteração de profile automático/manual e iluminação de teclas a 2 tons.
PVP Recomendado: €80.99

Sugestões Xbox

Halo 3 ODST - Desenvolvido exclusivamente para a Xbox 360 pela aclamada produtora Bungie, o “Halo 3: ODST” é um novo jogo da saga “Halo” que permite aos jogadores viverem os acontecimentos relacionados com a história épica do “Halo 3” através dos olhos de um ODST (Orbital Drop Shock Trooper), à medida que procuram pistas que conduzam ao paradeiro do seu esquadrão em fuga e às motivações subjacentes à invasão dos Covenant a New Mombasa.
PVP Recomendado: €49,99

Forza Motorsport 3 - o jogo “Forza Motorsport 3” que será lançado no final de Outubro une o género de jogo de corridas, tornando possível a qualquer um experimentar a emoção de conduzir os carros mais raros e requintados do mundo. Para viver a experiência de corridas mais realística de sempre o jogador tem à sua disposição mais de 400 dos carros mais desejados que poderá guiar em mais de 100 pistas reais e percursos exóticos de renome todo o mundo.
PVP Recomendado: €68,99

Xbox 360 Elite Holiday Bundle - disponível para este Natal, por apenas €259,99, este pacote vai incluir a consola premium Xbox 360 Elite e dois jogos da Disney Interactive Studios e da Warner Brothers.
PVP Recomendado: €259,99

Xbox 360 Elite PES 2010 - Oferta para os amantes de futebol e para os amigos que se reúnem para jogar. A capacidade (120GB) da consola Xbox 360 Elite oferece a possibilidade de guardar os melhores lances e vitórias do PES 2010.
PVP Recomendado: €289,99

Xbox 360 Elite Forza Motorsport 3 Este pacote vai permitir aos fãs de automóveis, tirar partido do melhor jogo de corridas, Forza 3, através da consola Elite, a consola mais potente da Xbox.
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