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Nikkei Personal Computing

November 13, 2006 Issue

Feature 1 Why do PCs and peripherals break down? - understanding the causes will enable you to use them longer Feature 2 Guide to switching antivirus software - reviewing the capabilities of the major products Feature 3 Ingenious New Year's postcards to amuse your friends - simple tricks using photo processing and special papers

Business skill enhancement workshop: Key points in security

Part 3: The right way to manage passwords

PC skill enhancement workshops

Learn as you go - Word
Pamphlet - Part 3: Photo processing and layout

Learn as you go - Excel
Keeping track of blood pressure - Part 3: Adding data to the chart

Excel emergency rescue
File no. 039: Creating a stock chart

Get down to work anywhere with USB memory
Part 3: Launching applications from the USB memory

Advanced image organization with free software
Part 3: Retouching photos for a beautiful finish

Database for beginners with Access
Part 3: Quickly creating print documents

We’ll answer your questions
“What is the difference between IEEE802.11n and the existing wireless LAN standards?”

Nikkei PC Online News

TREND: Windows Vista, new Office, Core 2…: New-generation technologies galore

TREND: Web maps are turning into new search tools

Prices fixed for Windows Vista and the new Office

Softbank unveils new price plans; 200 yen lower than DoCoMo and au

Sony reports details on the cause of the battery problems and what they will do in response

Product Information

Notable New Product

HP's new flagship notebook focuses on design
HP Pavilion Notebook PC dv6100/CT (Hewlett-Packard Japan)

7.1-megapixel digital camera with built-in wireless LAN support
COOLPIX S7c (Nikon)

Windows smartphone with built-in feature to enable 3G mobile communications
X01HT (Softbank Mobile)

New products - Hardware/Software