We just made some improvements on our website. First, we have put together a page for the answers to some frequency asked questions (FAQ). You can check it out here.

Another thing we did is to make the website and the forum searchable. The search box is at the upper right hand corner. Give it a try.

We just released a new LivePC Engine beta today, 1.0.7695, via autoupdate and on the website. This is a bug fix release to fix a problem when fetching large (>2GB) LivePCs, such as the Vista LivePC. If you experienced problems where the buffering would get "stuck" at some percentage, this release should fix it.

Thank you all for sticking with us through our beta releases of the LivePC Engine. We do our best to incorporate user feedback and make sure each release is better than the last.

Here are some more pictures from the CES at Las Vegas.

You may have seen our demos of 3D games running inside LivePCs at CES...well, now you can do it too. It will only let you run Direct3D 8 and 9 games/programs inside a LivePC.

Download this: moka5 3D Accelerator for LivePCs

And follow the directions in the release notes (release.txt).

This is a pre-release so there are issues. ;-)

Finally, it's over!! What a week! We are now sitting at the airpot waiting for our flight home.

During the week, we had so many visitors that we ran out of brochures by Wednesday morning. Luckily there is a Kinko near by. We've also given away all our blinking ice cubes and our pens (people love our bright orange color pens).

One of the guys told me that, out of the whole CES, he spent the most time at the moka5 booth. People also love our all-in-one game controller and our 3D graphics in LivePC. We were hot!!

I would like to thank all the people who visited us at CES. Thanks for all the positive comments. I hope you will have a chance to try out the LivePCs soon.

This is our first day at CES 2007. We had so many people stopped by and everyone is very impressed with our LivePC technology. We also have a bigger booth and We are next to SlingMedia at the Sands Expo and Convention Center. If you are at CES, stop by and check us out. We have blinking ice cubes as free gifts.

Here are some pictures of us setting things up and hanging out.

Some time ago, John discussed how you can put Windows on a diet so it can more easily fit on a USB drive.

With the latest release of the xpfromcd tool, you can now turn your favorite nlite-created CD into a LivePC easily, without clicking through the entire installation process. Simply read this quick steps page for instructions.

We will be at CES 2007 in Las Vegas next week. Our booth will be in the Anytime-Anywhere TechArea in the Sands Expo and Convention Center (Booth number 69528). We will be showing some of the exciting new stuffs that we have been working on. Stop by if you are going to be there.

Do you want to try out Microsoft's latest Windows operating system Vista without messing around with the installation? Do you want to try it out without worrying about messing up your computer?

We have a perfect solution for you. Try it out using our LivePC technology. Just install LivePC Engine and then go here to download the Vista LivePC. If you have a big enough USB drive, you can even put Vista on it and show it off to your friends.

We just created two new LivePCs for you to play with. One is called PocketDemocracy. It is a pre-configured Democracy TV running on GenToo Linux. People called Democracy a "TiVo for the internet" or a "Firefox for videos." It allows you connect to all of the big video hosting sites and thousands of independent publishers.

Another one is called Songbird. It is a Ubuntu Linux with Songbird per-installed. Songbird is a desktop Web player, a digitial jukebox and Web browser mash-up. It is similar to Democracy but it is for online audio.