Smart of Microsoft to separate the ARM and x86 builds of Windows in name, so the differences do not cross-pollinate search results via reviews and other media.
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Straight_ManGeeky, in my own wayNaples, FLIcrontian
Agreed to all the above, but for some enterprise folks there will also be a Windows 8 Enterprise version (that info courtesy of Information Week, quoting LeBlanc of Microsoft).
Agreed to all the above, but for some enterprise folks there will also be a Windows 8 Enterprise version (that info courtesy of Information Week, quoting LeBlanc of Microsoft).
I am curious as to what the difference will be, save just being a VLK vs single license name change, since most of the "special features" that differentiated the versions before are available in the Pro version of 8
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Straight_ManGeeky, in my own wayNaples, FLIcrontian
Windows RT is named after Dodge's R/T designation for high performance car models.
I haven't gone out of my way to read all the details on Windows 8, But aside from the touch screen stuff, what can it do that 7 can't? Not much, I suspect.
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Also, LOL Windows RT. First thing I thought was "wait, Windows Request Tracker? Huh?"
There is the article, it discusses more fromLeBlanc.
I haven't gone out of my way to read all the details on Windows 8, But aside from the touch screen stuff, what can it do that 7 can't? Not much, I suspect.
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