Using Windows Home Server Readers Awards 2009

14. Dec, 2009 | by Andrew Edney | 4 Comments

As 2009 is nearly over, yes, it went very quickly didn’t it, I thought it was time to announce the Using Windows Home Server Readers Awards 2009.

The categories are as follows:

Best Windows Home Server Hardware

Best Windows Home Server Software (Commercial)

Best Windows Home Server Software (Non Commercial)

Best Media Device

So, why not email us with your thoughts to awards@usingwhs.com

We will be giving away some goodies to a few people selected at random, so come on, get your ideas coming in now!

Also have we missed a category or something you wanted to see voted on? Let us know!

In a few weeks we will announce the shortlist for final votes, so keep watching.

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4 Responses to “Using Windows Home Server Readers Awards 2009”

  1. BetaVirus Reply 14. Dec, 2009 at 7:17 pm

    With WHS quickly becoming a major factor in the Home and SOHO community I think it is nearing a time when there needs to be a division between the “casual” and “power” user message, forum wiki and discussion sections.

    Starting to see too many posts with the same old questions and a lack of user interest in using Google.

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