i been looking at windows 8 since december. to me it's windows 7 that has a 'tablet interface' added to it. you can still use the desktop mode on your pc, which looks and acts just like windows 7.
pretty much that is it-
best,
Cal
Thanks Cal that reply answers my worries at 64 you really don't like change LOL,and the other replys are also a comfort thanks people.
OS uprades used to be about utilising new technology which couldn't be incorporated into existing Operating Systems. Now it's just to introduce more gimmicks and one or two new technologies.
Not to mention getting to charge people another £300+, and you know there'll always be an insane amount of people who will buy a new OS even if they don't need it, just to have it or they see a bigger number on the front so they automatically think it's better.
[Edited by Skyheart, 3/21/2012 8:17:38 AM]
I could not agree more.