Leaked Presentation Reveals Microsoft's Plans For Windows 8

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    Wii Master 64 said:
    If that's all the revolutionary stuff in Windows 8, then I'm certainly not interested. 7 is awesome as it is, and they should wait about 5-7 more years before they release another OS. If they did that, they could come up with a truly revolutionary OS.
    But then they'd probably have even more hardware issues surely?
    Actually I can't envisage what would constitute a radical new OS, that is not just another way of doing the same thing.
    Whether in a couple of years or five or six that's got to involve problems.
    At the moment my pc is about being home. I use it for music, movies, tv plus I absorb info, culture and talk to folk I may never meet. It is very important.
    I suppose I could buy into a convergence of technologies and mobile devices becoming part of that. I don't think that would attract me though. I have enough internet in my life.
    IMO 3D and touchscreens for desktop pcs will be a flash in the pan also.

    Actually, who am I kidding?. As soon as Widows 8 arrives I shall be putting my hand in my pocket once again
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    BCXtreme said:
    Facial recognition: Sorry, Alienware already did that. Not exactly a new idea, although native integration would be kinda nice.

    Fast start time: They'll never beat the iPad start time, it takes less than one second, like the iPhone.

    Better displays: That's nice, but hardly worth a whole new OS.

    Considering these are the highlights, conclusion: If MS doesn't think of something better than this, Win 8 is going to be their Snow Leopard, a service pack disguised as and priced like a brand new OS.
    Asus also has smart logon software, similar to facial recognition
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