Snow Leopard & Windows 7 Compared

To ensure future delivery of emails, please add Newsletter@laptopmag.com to your address book. Letter from Our Editor August 25, 2009 With Microsoft and Apple both releasing new operating systems soon, those in the market for a new notebook may be trapped between a rock and a hard place if they're debating the ages-old quandry, "Mac or PC?" Sadly there are no easy answers, but there is help. We compared some of the most anticipated features in both Snow Leopard and Windows 7, and divided our findings into categories. Want to know how the next generation of operating systems stack up in arenas like multimedia, touch computing, graphics power, or "secret weapons"? Read on. Kenneth Butler, Web Producer Forward this email Popular Topics Back to School 2009 High-Speed SSD Shootout Mobile Makeovers Our Sponsor Snow Leopard & Windows 7 Compared Both of these operating systems are coming down the pike, bringing plenty of improvements with them. Will Windows 7 be strong enough to stem the tide of Mac-switchers, or will Apple's Snow Leopard continue to maim Microsoft's market share? Read More Our Sponsor Fujitsu Back to School Special Receive a Free 2 Year Warranty Extension, Free Targus Backpack Essentials Bundle, Free Shipping, and No Payments Up to 6 Months through BML financing on the purchase of a new LifeBook T1010 Notebook or LifeBook A1130 Notebook. To redeem use coupon code BACKTOSCHOL in shopping cart at Official Fujitsu Online Store. Offer is valid for U.S. Offer expires 9/11/2009. Windows 7 Verdict: More Intuitive Computing & Better Overall Performance Debating whether or not to scrap your PC because of that scurvy Vista OS? Don't be so hasty. Thanks to wide-spread improvements in everything from OS navigation to system wake-up times, the latest generation of Windows 7 has a number of surprises for new users. Read Full Article Tech Bytes You Should be Jealous of Korea's 4G WiBro Network For Americans, Korea's 4G WiBro Network is bad news. The ubiquitous data coverage blankets Seoul just like the 4G WiMax network in a few state-side markets. The difference is that WiBro is faster, offers sturdier connections, and, just to twist the knife, is much cheaper. Read Full Story Sony Gives E-Reader Fans the Power of Choice with New Devices When it comes to digital readers, Sony absorbed a lesson Amazon missed: consumers like choice. It took the popular online retailer more than a year to fathom the notion that some fans want a Kindle in sizes other than the 6-inch original. Today Sony announced three new digital reading devices: one 5-inch, one 7-inch, and one 6-inch reader, the last with touch capability. Read Full Story Find the Best Deals on LAPTOP Our enhanced product comparison engine will make your electronics shopping quick and easy. Laptops Cell Phones GPS Digital Cameras MP3 and Video Players Wi-Fi Software Projectors Storage Digital Camcorders Accessories More Products >> LAPTOP Magazine August 2009 The Mobile Technology Authority For less than $1 per Issue you can become a mobile tech expert. Subscribe Today! View this Issue Stay Connected to LAPTOP on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Forward this email to a friend You are receiving this newsletter because you requested it during a visit to Laptopmag.com. To discontinue this service, you may unsubscribe here. LAPTOP Magazine does not buy or receive e-mail addresses from other sources. Please direct comments regarding the LAPTOP Magazine Newsletter to newsletter@bedfordmags.com. Copyright © 2000-2009 Bedford Communications, Inc. 1410 Broadway 21st Floor, New York, NY 10018 .