Now that Windows Vista has gone RTM, it might be a good time to take a brief tour of the different Windows Vista logos that you'll be seeing on PCs and hardware. After all, if you're in the market ...

Visually, Vista’s Media Center is much more ambitious than its predecessor. The blue color scheme and green logo are still there, but the system puts a heavier load on the video subsystem. For ...

Note: Unless otherwise stated, most of these apps and plug-ins are intended for use with Windows 7's Media Center. Many keep older versions, compatible with Vista's WMC and the "Media Center ...

Free utility My Channel Logos adds nice, colorful logos to Windows 7 Media Center's channel listings so they look more like what you'd expect from a commercial DVR.

Make WMC your own: tweak the buffer, add logos, color-code the guide, and block Internet TV.

Windows XP Media Center Edition OS may not yet be the standard home entertainment hub that Microsoft Corp. hopes it will be, but analysts said that could all change once the company releases the ...

Windows 10 won't support Windows Media Center, and anyone upgrading will lose it. Fortuantely, you can choose from many alternatives to replace it.

Get the latest Windows Media Center info from our tech-obsessed editors with breaking news, in-depth reviews, hands-on videos, and our insights on future products.

Windows Vista is compatible with both Windows Media Player 11 and Windows Media Center, and each has its own way of setting the aspect ratio to fit a video.

If you use Windows Media Center to watch and/or record TV, you'll definitely want this awesome add-on.

Windows 7 Media Center in action on an Xbox 360. Windows 7 Media Center in Windowed mode. Pleasantly surprised TV show images throughout the guide and Recorded TV (not a frame of the show ...

Furthermore, it's a safe bet that you will soon find Sync Center Compatible logos on new mobile devices. Windows Vista's Sync Center is designed to provide you with a one-stop-shop for all of your ...