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In this video, I demonstrate one of the great new features in Windows 8: File History. File history keeps a chronological history of your files automatically, and it's easy to restore data when you need to as shown in this video. You can see the full post for this story on the Extreme Windows Blog.…

In this video, Larry and Gavin go extreme by setting up a dual AMD 7970 CrossFire setup, and then showing a 3:1 1080p (5760x1080) Eyefinity setup with Battlefield 3 running on Windows 8 at up to 146 FPS! For more info, please see the post on the Extreme Windows Blog.

In this video I show just how tough the Panasonic Toughbook H2 tablet PC is. For fun, I attached a GoPro HERO 3 camera to the Toughbook H2 to capture the action (along with two other cameras for this shoot). Don't try this with a normal computer!

In the following video, Ted Schilowitz talks about RED Digital Cinema education programs and why they are using Windows to power post production. Ted gives some interesting insights about kids and technology adoption!

In this video I show you just how easy it is to work on the HP 8770w workstation PC. I'll demonstrate how you can swap out two RAM DIMMs and two hard drives in about 3 minutes with this machine.

In this video, I show a quick demonstration of DirectX 11 gaming with a 4K display running Windows 8. For more information, please visit the Extreme Windows Blog post here.

In this video, I demonstrate the HP Z820 RED Edition PC running Windows 8 and a 4K + 2 WQHD tri-mon setup. I also show live manipulation and screening of 4K footage shot on a RED Epic camera using the RED ROCKET card. For more details, please check out the blog post on the Extreme Windows Blog!

Emirates Airline Serves Up New Inflight Experiences with Windows 8

In this video, I give a demonstration of using REDCINE-X Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to work with 4K digital cinema footage shot with the RED EPIC camera.

In this video, I interview Rob Relyea who gives a guided tour of Kinect SDK 1.5 functionality, and shows features from the next version including extended depth data and color camera settings. To catch the full story, please see the write-up on the Extreme Windows Blog.