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Microsoft Netherlands released the information in a blog post that was celebrating Windows 7's first birthday. At the time of writing, the blog post (via winrumors) was still available. Microsoft has yet to take it down, but in case it does, we took a screenshot of the Google Translate version:

In case you can't see the image, the translated text is as follows: "Furthermore, Microsoft is of course the next version of Windows. But it will take about two years before "Windows 8 'on the market." Microsoft is of course refusing to comment on the information and the company's American blog posts celebrating Windows 7's anniversary do not mention Windows 8 at all. Sometime next year we will hopefully see an official announcement, followed by beta versions of the new OS.
Head in the cloud, huh? Yup! Sounds like Microsoft ![]()
but i just upgraded to 7! those buggers
They didn't reduce the price that much!!
Given the success of Windows 7...Windows 8 this early seems dumb. I would expect it will be given the same treatment as Vista. Then again.. Windows 7 is basically what vista should have been when it was released...aka just an updated vista.
I'd be more than happy to pay for Windows 8 provided they streamlined their code, and made the beast leaner and meaner. I appreciate the fact that code modules save a lot of time but some of that code is as old as the BIOS itself... I'm not asking them to start from scratch, but some areas could definitely be rewritten and simplified. Perhaps even something as simple as modular downloads or something akin? Ex: You purchase a stripped version of the OS for cheap (50-100$); you don't care a bit about making movies, so you don't download that module. But you do want a way to categorize photos and automate tasks, so you just download them for a couple bucks each from MS. A la carte operating systems?
Frankly i dint like the look and interface of Win 7 so dont know how win 8 would be?
I still prefer fast and simple to use with old commands intant in Win XP. Win XP 64bit still a preferable choice for me. Simplicity and user-friendly with customization is the way to go. I still prefer the classic Programs menu, desktop, toolbars, quicklaunch bars and much more which gave us same feeling of Win98 in XP ![]()
I still prefer fast and simple to use with old commands intant in Win XP. Win XP 64bit still a preferable choice for me. Simplicity and user-friendly with customization is the way to go. I still prefer the classic Programs menu, desktop, toolbars, quicklaunch bars and much more which gave us same feeling of Win98 in XP
Jeez, I don't know why were still not using "M$DOS"! Now there was an operating system...! ![]()
if u are going to release windows 8 in the next 3yrs then i have two questions, one,wat will happen to the rest of the windows,and will the price the windows reduce that is the previous windows?
@ captaincranky - rotflmaostc!
command line interface all the way!
forget this "apple-wanna-be" Gooey and Mouse business!
(Apologies to Gene" Roddenberry, Wm Shatner and Deforest Kelley)
Just wouldn't make the neat fx in movies like Minority Report or series like Caprica.
Wow, how did I not see this a few days ago. Windows 7 was fantastic in my opinion. Windows 8 Id expect to be twice as good with the way they've been progressing. ;D
Well I hope they can make as many improvements as they did coming from vista to seven.
countdown 10 9 8 7 vista xp..
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