Original Star Trek Gets Upgraded
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Kiss the miniature Enterprise model goodbye: CBS is releasing digitally remastered episodes of the beloved 1960s TV series. Will modern, computer-generated special effects leave fans beaming?
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The company's original visionary returns to the helm.
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Microsoft is revising a program that allows Windows Vista customers to upgrade from a basic version of its OS to one of the premium editions.The program, called Windows Anytime Upgrade, was designed to make it easier for customers to upgrade to a more expensive version of Vista by allowing them to purchase a digital &quot;product key&quot; and download it from the Web.At the time that they purchased their OSes, customers received a DVD containing several versions of Windows Vista, including the premium editions. Downloading the new product key allowed them to unlock a higher-end version from the disc.Microsoft has now decided to stop distributing product keys online, it said on Thursday. Starting Feb. 20, customers who want to upgrade will have to buy a Windows Anytime Upgrade kit from a local retailer, or via postal mail from Microsoft. The kit will include a Vista DVD and a product key for the version they are upgrading to.Microsoft said it was making the change based on feedback from users. The new system means customers won&#39;t have to worry if they lost their original Vista DVD and now want to upgrade.However, it also means that people will now have to visit their local retailer or contact Microsoft via post (an option not available in Japan).The price to upgrade will be the same as it was under the previous system, which was $79, according to Microsoft.&quot;Customers have told us that this change will streamline the Windows Anytime Upgrade experience, and that they would prefer to use the DVD and a standard 25-character product key to perform the upgrade -- rather than the combination of the DVD and digital key,&quot; Microsoft said.More information about Windows Anytime Update can be found on Microsoft&#39;s Web site.
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CES 2005 Quality content coming to new format. Van Helsing too
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By Steve Krutzler / 20:55, 7 September 2004 / General Star Trek. Paramount Network Television will undergo a major refit according to Viacom today.
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WASHINGTON -- Two NASA astronauts successfully upgraded the International Space Station's (ISS) cooling system Sunday during the second in a series of landmark spacewalks outside the orbital laboratory.
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After a three-year  drought, gamers can again boldly dive into a new series of  "Star Trek" games now in stores.
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Star Trek returns to the gaming world with a new adventure under the guidance of veteran writer D.C. Fontana.
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New Premiere Elements, updated Photoshop Elements coming soon.
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Christopher Breen  takes us on a tour of Apple TV that begins with downloading the software update and ends with the big questionââHowâs it look?â To which Breen responds, âDarned good.â After renting Live Free or Die Hard. Breen reports that â the picture is great on my 42-inch Panasonic plasma display. With a digital audio cable connected to my AV receiver the movie caused the receiverâs 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio light to glow and the resulting sound was bigger than anything Iâve heard come out of the box previously.â
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New discoveries bring us two steps closer to a real medical tricorder, a device Bones McCoy used in Star Trek to diagnose ailments without touching a patient.
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The reigning king of the television DVD is ready to re-enter the market.
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Trekkies will be setting their phasers  to &quot;bid&quot; this fall when Christie&#039;s holds the first official  studio auction of memorabilia from all five &quot;Star Trek&quot;  television series and 10 movie spinoffs.
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The original Capt. Kirk is disheartened he won't get to boldly go anywhere with his old pal Spock in the new "Star Trek" movie. While Leonard Nimoy is reprising his role as the pointy-eared Vulcan in next year's science-fiction flick, William Shatner is not on board as Kirk.
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The first auction of official "Star  Trek" memorabilia hit warp speed on Saturday when a determined  bidder paid $576,000 for a model of the legendary science  fiction franchise's starship Enterprise, helping drive the  total for the three-day sale above $7 million.
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Santa Rosa processors, higher-end graphics cards, memory space and energy efficiency features part of upgrade announcement.
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The Starship Enterprise  finally has a new captain.