Adinnieken on 18 November 2012
| JOKA_ said: Here is the thing. I have absolutely no clue how Windows 8 is going to benefit me over my current Windows 7. I figure it will be faster and it has that Metro UI, but honestly all of my needs are met by windows 7, so why would I drop money on what (I as a consumer see) as a marginal upgrade. |
Normally, a Windows upgrade would mean new features for applications. Thus, a need for an upgrade. The problem with Windows 8 is that all the major benefits of the new platform are for Metro applications. Otherwise there aren't a lot of major enhancements that users will be amazed by.
Having said that...there are some nifty features to Windows 8.
