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It certainly wasn't faster in my new laptop. Was always lagging and freezing. If I'm going to blame the hardware manufacturer (like you will probably suggest is to blame) maybe MSFT should stop forcing, sorry, PROMOTING ルイビトン, their new OS on OEMs until all the compatibility issues are fixed/optimized. No Microsoft office 2010 product key, not ignorant. I reformatted and installed Windows 7. It runs like a dream now. Windows guy since '95
Cin:Everything has its place. For tablets and phones, it's great. If you believe touch is universally wonderful, here's an experiment for you:Go get a desktop setup with one of those nice bigscreen monitors (2432" and place it at the normal distance away from you for that size. Windows 8 was Titanic striking the iceberg. It's absolutely worst OS I have ever seen. Well, they proved me wrong. Coming to the point of this website, I would love to short Muccosoft, but since they have cash coming in from forcible OS sales via OEM manufacturers and the Office monopoly, Microsoft will die a slow lingering death. Shorting is out due to carry costs and putting is out due to the fact that one cannot buy a 10 year put.
C'mon, Sal, early in my career, I used to take Microsoft certification exams and used to be what is called a MCSD (Microsoft Certified Solution Developer) which requires you pass four Microsoft certifications in 4 different Microsoft products. I assure you it's not about the learning curve. Even if you learn to drive a horse and buggy, it's still a horse and buggy. Perhaps it exists in some rarified PCMag or CNet speed test.
I kind of like it myself (have a nontouchscreen ultrabook running Win lululemon. 8). Takes some getting used to and there are a couple of annoying ticks (such as the extra steps needed to shut down/restart), but it's more resourceefficient than Win ergo baby carrier. Got my first smartphone all the way back in '02. For the average consumer chan luu, the new UI can be a jarring change, especially if you don't have a touchscreen. It's possible a lot of consumers will come around, but I doubt it'll happen overnight. Office 2013 is not any better than Office 97, but Microsoft just keeps doing the feature creep and tries to bilk its customers $300 per license each year. As a result, Microsoft's numbers still look cute, at cost of its once imprenable business moat. Microsoft has gotten away over the years because of lack of credible competition, but powerful barbarians are already on the horizon and will assault the castle gate very soon.
Cincinnatus: "It's clear to me those negative on it either hate MSFT, or they are creatures of habit and have trouble absorbing new technology."I am that "creature of habit" and despite (because of?) more than 30 years in tech I still have problems accepting good new technology chan luu bracelets. I rarely have problems accepting bad technology because I usually don't touch it in the first place. What's more the Metro side of things does add value. I will be getting a tablet with full W8 on it later in the year but it will not be a surface. Acer and Acer look as if they make equally good / better devices cheaper and I'm sure there are other manufacturers out there also doing a better job at making hardware than MS do currently tiffany blue nikes. Nobody publicly seems to know it or wants to talk about. The customer ultimate paid for this!!
Windows RT has an audience; and that audience is not looking for an overpowered battery hungry device. My RT compliments my Windows 8 desktop beautifully. My son uses it for school and it solves 90% of what he needs, the rest can be done on his desktop at home tiffany blue nikes. Let us have alternatives please and quit bashing something you've not used for than 5 minutes in Staples. Those who depend on their RT devices have really grown to rely on them. I don't need another full grown Windows 8 device, I need this middle ground. It's no surprise to me, at least. Win8 was designed as Microsoft's desperate attempt to penetrate the tablet/phone market tiffany and co, and, as such, it was designed entirely around a touchscreen existence, with large desktop icons casque beats. So, Microsoft has tried to make Win8 adapted for the nontouchscreen environment by means of some gluedon modifications to Win8, which look like the afterthought they are. Regarding Surface RT, it is slow and has limited apps and hasn't done well tiffany uk. Apple and Microsoft better both take heed to what Google is doing with Chrome. Their approach can revolutionize the integration of computing and communications, using an operating system that's much faster lululemon, more efficient and more secure than anything offered presently lululemon. It should be no surprise that Google's (Samsung) Chromebook is the 1 selling notebook on Amazon.
Expecting Windows 8 to "resuscitate PC demand" was always a Red Herring argument in the first place.
I agree with you. One thing that I'd like to expand on is the RT hedge. Most people think what's the point of RT. I don't think Intel will be able to power watches, glasses lululemon, wristbands, appliances, etc. any time soon. Having RT would enable Microsoft have a presence in that space. Furthermore microsoft office 2007 product key, one day MS may be able to replace Window Phone OS with RT, and then they will achieve the vision of writeonce, runeverywhere vision.Related:
 
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