Quick look at the OQO 02

Posted in TabletPC;Vista (May 2, 2007 at 1:09 am)

Not for show on any of the stands but when I saw Hugo he gave me a quick look at the OQO
02
.



The unit he was sporting had the extended battery fitted and this gives it ~5 hours
battery life. The display is a bright, clear and readable 5″ with 800×480 native
resolution.  It was the model with the 1.5GHz processor and was running Windows
XP Tablet Edition.  The same unit is also available with Windows Vista pre-installed.

The slide out thumb board is quite usable.



Another cool feature is the two scroll bars on the edge of the screen.



Dragging on these will scroll the active window.

Quite a functional little device.


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A quick look at Windows Home Server.

Posted in News (March 21, 2007 at 3:35 pm)
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As I mentioned, I’ve now got WHS installed on some temporary hardware (pretty much minimum spec (actually it’s the kids computer!) so that I can have a good look and share it with you now that the WHS forum is live and the NDA is lifted.
 
As you no doubt already know, the code base for WHS stems from Windows Server 2003 and the installation therefore parallels a Server 2003 install. It’s quite interesting to note that the DOS part of the install actually mentions Small Business Server 2003.
 
Once you’re up and running and logged on to WHS you are instantly warned by way of a page in IE that mucking about with the server in the normal way you would can break key functionality:
 
WHS Caution
 
Should you need to you can run "control" from the Run box to bring up the Control Panel - it is hidden from the Start Menu by default.
 
This all goes toward satisfying the call for WHS to be simple to setup and use. If everything you do comes from the WHS Console then all your options are in one easy place. Once WHS is installed and connected you should really scrap the mouse and keyboard and just connect remotely, ideally with the Console.
 
The WHS Console itself is easy to understand at a glance with plenty of help links dotted about should you have any queries. Here’s a few shots (click on the thumbnails to view the full size pictures)
 
Console computers      Console users
 
Console folders     Console storage
 
Console health
 
It’s as easy as pie to add new users or new folders:
 
Add user     Add folder
 
If you have more than one hard drive installed WHS turns on Folder Duplication by default which acts just like mirroring in Raid
 
Folder duplication
 
The one difference with WHS, however, is that it includes Drive Extender which automatically adds new drives to the available space like spanning.
 
As mentioned, the idea behind WHS is that it is simple to use and configure and just about everything you need is available within the settings in the Console window:
 
General settings     Computers settings
 
Accounts settings     Folders settings
 
Resources settings
 
Part of the brilliance of the WHS idea is that,not only can you access your data from any PC within your home, but also that you can access your data AND home computers from over the web. IIS is already configured on install with the WHS web interface available on port 80 (I’ve had to change the SSL port as this blog and Exchange are already using up ports through the router).
 
The web interface again gives you access to just about everything you would need:
 
Web login     Web home
 
Web - computers     Web - folders
 
Not only can you access your data but you can also upload remotely over the web UI, you can also change the way Remote Desktop windows appear
 
Web upload     Connection options
 
Although this is only Beta 2 it is a very fully featured product. My only gripe so far is that the desktop console is a little misleading. You can only actually connect to the console using the administrator account and password but the console window says "Remember my password" as though you are going to connect with your own account.
 
Console password
 
That’s all for now, more as and when I get to play with it a bit more.

Category: Windows Home Server
Published: 25/02/2007 13:16
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Tags: Windows Home Server

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