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Home » News » Microsoft » Samsung Q1 & Motion LS1600 with Vista

Samsung Q1 & Motion LS1600 with Vista

By David Ciccone, posted Monday, Oct. 16th, 2006
Reader Comments: 2

Last week at Digital Life Microsoft was showing off the Motion LS1600 and the Samsung Q1 sporting the soon to be released Vista.. What also was nice somehow Microsoft was able to get glass working on a STOCK Samsung Q1!! We also have been informed that Samsung has completed the build for the Q1 and should be releasing 1st QTR 07..



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The Intel chipset in the Q1 supports the glass interface. http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/915gms/index.htm

I wonder how many more devices are capable of Aero(glass) but don't have the drivers for it. I've been using Vista as my main OS for a few months now and its grown on me.
Posted by Kendrome, Monday, Oct. 16th, 2006
Also they would not comment on the glass and how they got it working. I found it quite amazing since it should not in anyway work.
Posted by David Ciccone, Monday, Oct. 16th, 2006
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