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Nikkei Personal Computing

November 27, 2006 Issue

Feature 1 Experience Web 2.0 - an invitation to the newest sites you didn't know existed, because one look is worth a thousand words Feature 2 Mastering the use of photo papers - tests on 14 products reveal their differences Feature 3 "Specialized" online software comes in handy at critical moments

Business skill enhancement workshop: Learning how corporate networks work

Part 1: How computers communicate

PC skill enhancement workshops

Learn as you go - Word
Pamphlet - Part 4: Getting the knack of working with objects

Learn as you go - Excel
Keeping track of blood pressure - Part 4: Creating a chart based on data from the last X days

Excel emergency rescue
File no. 040: Delving into the inner workings of a stock chart

Get down to work anywhere with USB memory
Part 4: Improving usability with autoplay and application launcher

Advanced image organization with free software
Part 4: Various ways to use your images

Database for beginners with Access
Part 4: Design reports anyway you like

We’ll answer your questions
“How can I set up a dual display environment?”

Nikkei PC Online News

LAB: The amazing capabilities of the quad-core CPU

TREND: Danger that lies beneath Google Code Search

TREND: RAID to be the standard for terabyte disks

Microsoft begins offering the Japanese version of Internet Explorer 7

Matsushita Electric Industrial releases Japan's first PLC adapter

The latest version of the next-generation audiovisual I/O standard, HDMI

Product Information

Notable New Product

Business notebook PC that can have flash memory for storage
FMV-LIFEBOOK Q8230 (Fujitsu)

VAIO notebook for business use
VAIO type G VGN-G1KAP (Sony)

15.4-inch horizontal LCD notebook PC with numeric keypad
Mebius PC-WE5ON (Sharp)

New products - Hardware/Software