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| | name = Windows 8 | |||
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| | first_release_date = 2012. | |||
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| Development of the planned Windows 8 is scarcely detailed in public, although job listings have mentioned improved functionality for file access in branch offices. Also known about Windows 8 is it's codename "Chidori" and windows 8 will have 128 bit support (with emulated hardware enabled, so 64-bit processors will support this 128-bit version of Windows). | |||
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