Windows 8 has been launched with a bang recently, proving that Microsoft is intent to maintain its stake in the technological niche with an enhanced vigor and bullheadedness. Reviews from tech critics have been generally favorable and thus far, things are looking good for Microsoft which has somehow lost its stead in the past few years. However, there have been issues raised by product users. One of these concerns is regarding the operating system’s printing function.
Windows 8 is one of the most anticipated releases this holiday season. People are having high expectations and the trial run has generated positive comments from techies around the world. Microsoft has not just let the hype to popularize their next Operating System, they have been advertising across various platforms on the improvements and optimizations being made to Windows 8. When Windows 7 was released, it was an instant hit in the market, as it offered better performance and was more advanced than its former version, the Windows Vista. With version 8, Microsoft is aiming high and is planning to make the Operating System more compatible on touch-screen platforms.
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Now that PC users have the chance to upgrade to the Windows 8 interface, there is a great deal of debate going on about Microsoft’s new operating system. While there is no denying that the new Windows 8 setup is inventive and completely different than the previous one, the verdict is still out on whether the new setup is user friendly, especially for long-time Windows users. For most Windows fans, the biggest question about the new system lies in the redesigned “Start button,” or the blatant lack of a traditional Start button, which many users are already stating is confusing.
Windows 8 is Microsoft’s newest and greatest version of its popular operating system, due for final release this fall 2012. However with hundreds of millions of Windows 7 users considering an upgrade, a question remains as to whether the software is worth updating to?
In this brief guide we will compare the pros and cons of Windows 8 and why you should or shouldn’t consider the latest OS for your laptop or PC.
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