Windows 8 New Logo Confirmed by Microsoft

panais · 19 Feb 2012

Arc said:

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Me, no ! Here is only one king, Panais

We all are jacks

boohbah · 19 Feb 2012

'king boohbah

Qdos · 19 Feb 2012

Solarstarshines said:

3.1
win 95
win 98
Me
Win 2000
Win XP
Vista
Win 7
Win 8

Makes sense ?

Not if you include Windows 2000, never mind NT4 and DOS...

But the proposed new logo still *FAILS* dismally...

Solarstarshines · 19 Feb 2012

Qdos said:

Solarstarshines said:

3.1
win 95
win 98
Me
Win 2000
Win XP
Vista
Win 7
Win 8

Makes sense ?

Not if you include Windows 2000, never mind NT4 and DOS...

But the proposed new logo still *FAILS* dismally...

Well ME was 2000 Melinium edition

Qdos · 19 Feb 2012

I'll beg to disagree as Windows ME was a 9x build, a somewhat gimmicky version of Windows 98; whereas Windows 2000 was truly the first NT4 based Microsoft OS, and introduced NTFS, thus the two were not at all the same animal as initially Windows 2000 was pushed out to corporate end users.

Windows ME used FAT32 file storage, and support for that OS ended in 2006 whereas support for all four versions of Windows 2000 continued until mid-2010.

bassfisher6522 · 19 Feb 2012

Qdos said:

I'll beg to disagree as Windows ME was a 9x build, a somewhat gimmicky version of Windows 98; whereas Windows 2000 was truly the first NT4 based Microsoft OS, and introduced NTFS, thus the two were not at all the same animal as initially Windows 2000 was pushed out to corporate end users.

Windows ME used FAT32 file storage, and support for that OS ended in 2006 whereas support for all four versions of Windows 2000 continued until mid-2010.

Yep...couldn't agree more, spot on. Now I'm one of the few out there that never ran XP...I had Me....then went straight to Vista and from there to 7. Talking about the school of hard knocks....

Solarstarshines · 19 Feb 2012

Qdos said:

I'll beg to disagree as Windows ME was a 9x build, a somewhat gimmicky version of Windows 98; whereas Windows 2000 was truly the first NT4 based Microsoft OS, and introduced NTFS, thus the two were not at all the same animal as initially Windows 2000 was pushed out to corporate end users.

Windows ME used FAT32 file storage, and support for that OS ended in 2006 whereas support for all four versions of Windows 2000 continued until mid-2010.

I can dig that but yes there were NT version too I actually skipped ME and 2000

where ME was a gimmick 98 good read Qdos thumbs up

Qdos · 19 Feb 2012

We're going off topic a little. Personally I still think the new W8 Logo stinks...

Achilleus · 19 Feb 2012

Its too classic & boring.
I hoped for much better & smart one.

darkdisturbed · 19 Feb 2012

I don't like it. It doesn't look like the originality of Windows at all. I know they're trying to give it a new look with this new Windows coming out, surely they could have kept the logo the same and kept it glossy.

I wonder what their marketing strategy will be for this. :S I'm a bit worried that this logo hasn't been thought out thoroughly.