Does Windows 8 succeed as a true tablet operating system?

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  1. FerchogtX
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    Layback Bear said:
    Windows 8 is made for toys. Tablets are toys. Microsoft want a big share of that market. 2+2=4
    That's it... nothing more, using metro is like playing with a console... or less...
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  3. nobilis
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    Windows 8 is definitely an tablet operating system.
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  4. King Arthur
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    andyparks said:
    That's the only thing it's good for
    This.

    Seriously, I have nothing more to add.
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