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Windows 8 previewed by Microsoft
Windows 8 previewed by
Microsoft Microsoft has shown off early releases of
the next version of Windows.
Demonstrations of Windows 8 running on
tablets, phones and desktop computers
were given at separate conferences in the
US and Taiwan.
As expected, the software can be used via
either traditional keyboard and mouse or by
gestures on a gadget's touchscreen.
No date has been given for the release of
Windows 8 but it is expected to be available
before October 2012.
The start screen for Windows 8 seen at the
demonstrations closely resembles the tiled
layout seen on Microsoft's newest mobile
operating system. The live tiles, that link to
popular applications and data streams, can
be manipulated via pressing on a screen.
The demo suggests that Windows 8 will
have a unified look even though it will
run on phones and tablets as well as
portable and fixed computers.
The system has been designed first and
foremost around touch and gesture, said
Microsoft, but would also be manipulable
by more traditional methods.
Despite rival Apple's success with its iPad
tablet, Microsoft declared that it was not
"out of the game" in that market.
The demos were given at the D9 conference
in California and Computex in Taipei.
In a bid to speed up its efforts to get more
tablets running Windows in the hands of
consumers, Microsoft has reportedly
demanded that hardware firms work with a
single chip maker as they produce their
gadgets.
Typically, laptop and notebook makers take
chipsets from different suppliers as they
build up a product range.
Firms expected to be producing chipsets for
tablets include Qualcomm, Texas
Instruments, Nvidia, Intel and others.
The news did not go down well with
computer firms.
"This industry doesn't belong to Microsoft
or Google, it belongs to all the
participants," said Jim Wang, president of
Acer, at a Computex press conference. "So
they can't make the decision for all of us.
That's the problem."
Windows 8 previewed by
Microsoft
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