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Forums - Microsoft - Windows 8 Launch Webcast! Biggest Launch ever is HERE!

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/presskits/windows/liveevent2.aspx

Pretty good so far!

Alot of new Pcs coming to the market!



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I guess I learned that it is GORGEOUS lol




       

I just joined the stream. Did they specify the RT vs Win 8 differences yet?



disolitude said:
I just joined the stream. Did they specify the RT vs Win 8 differences yet?


Yes!



Cyrus_ATX said:
disolitude said:
I just joined the stream. Did they specify the RT vs Win 8 differences yet?


Yes!

Good, cause I spoke with people at the Microsoft store and they don't have a freekin clue. I knew 10 times more things about the Surface than they did.



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Surface Webcast coming soon... Windows Phone 8 Webcast next monday!

Only the next Xbox missing in Action!



Cyrus_ATX said:
disolitude said:
I just joined the stream. Did they specify the RT vs Win 8 differences yet?


Yes!


What are they?  I missed that part I believe




       

Yes... someone who wants to give an easy comparison? Because I really don't know what to buy...



maximrace said:
Yes... someone who wants to give an easy comparison? Because I really don't know what to buy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi1HwI1OaTU



JayWood2010 said:
Cyrus_ATX said:
disolitude said:
I just joined the stream. Did they specify the RT vs Win 8 differences yet?


Yes!


What are they?  I missed that part I believe

3rd Party App Situation!

So the third party app situation, out of the gate, is the biggest issue I can see with Windows RT. Obviously, with ARM processors, typical x86 legacy programs are out, so you’re forced to rely exclusively on the Windows Store for third-party applications. Within the Windows Store itself, almost all of the applications are compatible with both x86 and ARM architectures - Microsoft claims around 90% off the apps on the Windows Store at launch are compatible with both Windows 8 and Windows RT, and it appears that a lot of developers will be releasing applications on the Store for both platforms simultaneously.

Anandtech Windows RT review.