Agreed. The overlap should benefit both.AnkitT said:What i'm most excited about is the boost this is gonna give to windows phone 7 app development.
Agreed. The overlap should benefit both.AnkitT said:What i'm most excited about is the boost this is gonna give to windows phone 7 app development.
You can use the mouse while in metro. Optionally you can drop out of metro the desktop anytime you want, and they need this feature to support legacy x86 applications etc.. Not having a standard desktop would make the OS useless for everything existing.Tuck said:The metro sections look great. but the fact that you are bumped back to the desktop when you use a mouse seems weird. Like they only did half their job. This is my next commented on this as well. It should be better integrated - all metro.
They need to show it. Look at how people in this very thread asked if this OS is just for tablets or not.Tuck said:Yeah I know that. Bad wording on my part. I'm taking issue with the fact that the desktop is still present in basically the same form as Windows 7. Granted, there is still room for change, but it is weird that they keep showing these two drastically different, poorly integrated methods of control.
mclaren777 said:I really hope someone ports this to the Touchpad.
scorcho said:i actually have that fear for ARM chips. i reckon the performance of the i5 core chip in that tablet is leagues ahead of Atom spec-wise, and paired with SSD would make for a snappy system.
i'm not sure if ARM can scale up to offer a comparable performance within the next year, and even if it does it might be forced to scale to a much higher TDP that would render its traditional benefits over x86 moot.
alphaNoid said:You can use the mouse while in metro. Optionally you can drop out of metro the desktop anytime you want, and they need this feature to support legacy x86 applications etc.. Not having a standard desktop would make the OS useless for everything existing.
It makes sense to do it the way they are.
bananas said:AND YOU GET A TABLET! AND YOU GET A TABLET!
MThanded said:The fastboot was on a device with an ssd correct?
Also they are finally using UEFI. Welcome to the present Microsoft.
Take my penknife, my good man!HarryDemeanor said:Can this tablet cook me dinner? How about washing my car?
How about a blowjob? Will it print money too?HarryDemeanor said:Can this tablet cook me dinner? How about washing my car?
It has an Core i5. I'm sure it will get hot enough to cook you something on the backside. :lolHarryDemeanor said:Can this tablet cook me dinner? How about washing my car?
They released the Kinect for Windows SDK months ago. And some of the PC apps are incredible.bathala said:also Windows can do.... KINECT.
<crowd throws stuff on stage>
JaggedSac said:Two, Steam and other digital game distributors could take a huge hit depending on the royalties MS wants for listing your app on the marketplace. The huge audience and ubiquity of the marketplace means it will be the first place to release your game, at least indy games. No wonder they haven't given a crap about GFWL with this thing on the horizon. Make XBox Live APIs available to devs and open up some Contracts for it and you have a beast.
I laughed so hard.bananas said:AND YOU GET A TABLET! AND YOU GET A TABLET!
Start fapping buddy. New Task manager being demo'edRubxQub said:Nothing gets me harder than looking at task manager's memory allocation charts...
...show me actual performance! COME ON! I WANT THE SEX!