Issue 02 - April/May 2007

If you love entertainment, you'll love this month's cover story. We give you step-by-step walkthroughs to get your Windows Vista PC connected to the Xbox 360 in your living room, so you can stream movies, music, and photos to the big screen you love the most.

We also give you a hands-on tour of the Windows Vista upgrade process so you can make the leap from Windows XP in under an hour. And if games are your thing, you won't want to miss our Games for Windows feature, which includes previews of this summer's hottest upcoming titles.

Top blog posts

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Web favourites

www.flickr.com - More photos from the man who supplied the Windows Vista desktops

www.vista4beginners.com - Windows Vista SP1 Drivers for Creative Audigy & Sound Blaster series

www.vista4beginners.com - How to share a printer in Windows Vista

www.vista4beginners.com - Pimp your Windows Vista

www.istartedsomething.com - Speed up file copying with Windows Vista SP1

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