Finally Microsoft is ready with its Windows 8 tablet!
Windows fans don’t have to regret anymore. After Apple, Google, HP, and Research In Motion's, now its turnabout for Microsoft, which is going to take the challenge in the on-the-go computing sector. It has been concluded by Forrester Research, a leading brand associated with the survey of technology and its impact on business and consumers. Actual date and time frame is yet to be decided but one thing is sure that it would be a big news of 2012.
Speculations, say that Windows 8 tablets will have a marvelous new interface similar to Windows Phone 7, called Metro. "Fast, fluid and dynamic, the experience has been transformed while keeping the power, flexibility and connectivity of Windows intact," says Microsoft's head of Windows Experience Julie Larson-Green.
Touch-based interface will let your eyes stay opened, and you can experience a new generation of hardware and software improvement. All leading OEMs such as Samsung, Dell, HP and others are working in collaboration with Microsoft to bring their daredevil products in the market. If rumors are to be believed then it will be a balanced combination: a gigahertz processor, a gigabyte of RAM, 802.11b/g/n wireless and multi-touch capacitive displays features so as to give sturdy competition to rivals. Lots of connectivity too, will be another unique selling point. As Windows 8 is expected to be available in dual editions so giants ARM, Intel and AMD are planning to design a suitable architecture for each. Pricing Windows 8 tablet will be a tough game citing the present competencies in the market. Along with development and marketing, provisions of on-demand technical support will also be a decisive factor behind its global success.
Still, a lot of queries persist. It will be interesting reading the product review, once it is eventually available for masses. Ultimately, time has to reveal the truth. Let’s wait and watch…
Speculations, say that Windows 8 tablets will have a marvelous new interface similar to Windows Phone 7, called Metro. "Fast, fluid and dynamic, the experience has been transformed while keeping the power, flexibility and connectivity of Windows intact," says Microsoft's head of Windows Experience Julie Larson-Green.
Touch-based interface will let your eyes stay opened, and you can experience a new generation of hardware and software improvement. All leading OEMs such as Samsung, Dell, HP and others are working in collaboration with Microsoft to bring their daredevil products in the market. If rumors are to be believed then it will be a balanced combination: a gigahertz processor, a gigabyte of RAM, 802.11b/g/n wireless and multi-touch capacitive displays features so as to give sturdy competition to rivals. Lots of connectivity too, will be another unique selling point. As Windows 8 is expected to be available in dual editions so giants ARM, Intel and AMD are planning to design a suitable architecture for each. Pricing Windows 8 tablet will be a tough game citing the present competencies in the market. Along with development and marketing, provisions of on-demand technical support will also be a decisive factor behind its global success.
Still, a lot of queries persist. It will be interesting reading the product review, once it is eventually available for masses. Ultimately, time has to reveal the truth. Let’s wait and watch…
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