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| Developer | Microsoft |
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| OS family | Microsoft Windows |
| Source model | Closed source / Shared source |
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| Update method | Windows Update |
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| License | MS-EULA |
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| No support | |
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Windows 8 will the highly advanced new generation Microsoft's Operating System. It will stand on 128-bit architecture technology and introduce and support numerous features.
Development
Windows 8 is said to be Microsoft's new generation of Operating System which will both support and run on 128-bit architecture technology. The earliest possible date to the release of Windows 8 is 2012.
Goals
What's New
New and changed features
Windows 8 will have like-windows 7 user interface but a much user-friendly and improved filesystem and file browser.
Hardware requirements
See also
References
External links
- Official Windows 7 Website - Microsoft
- Windows 7 Home Website - Microsoft
- Engineering Windows 7 - MSDN Blogs
- The Windows 7 Blog for Developers
- The Windows 7 Team Blog - Windows Team Blog
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