Holy crap. I was just watching the TV series: Arrow and noticed this wee gem on the back of their monitor.Microsoft must be going absolutely all out with the Windows advertising.
I thought it started up slower than 7, and the actual speed comes from 'shutdown' actually being hibernate.
9. Gates unveils Live Anywhere E3 is not usually Bill Gates' thing. But E3 2006 was something of a landmark year for Microsoft as it heads into the second year of its next-generation console, the 360. If seeing the richest man on the planet in person is not a surreal enough moment in itself, his announcement of Live Anywhere is going to change the way we see console and PC games. It may not be the biggest surprise that 360 software and PC software will eventually be compatible on Windows Vista -- this is Microsoft we're talking about -- the idea of playing against your friends-list cross-platform and sending game invites via cellphone is exciting, and Live Anywhere is just a harbinger of the future of gaming. Plus, Gates is a lot taller than I thought he'd be.-- Jon Miller
This is pretty damning. A long watch, but surprisingly accuratehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WTYet-qf1jo
pretty much agree with it all, i dont even use the metro ui anymore
"Craplets"Often new PCs come with pre-installed software which the manufacturer was paid to include but is of dubious value to the purchaser. Such unwanted pre-installed software and advertisements are derogatorily called "craplets" (a portmanteau of crap and applet[2][3]) and crapware. In January 2007, an unnamed executive spokesman for Microsoft expressed concern that the Windows Vista launch might be damaged by poorly designed, uncertified third-party applications installed by vendors — "We call them craplets."
whoever said server 2012 is good.... do you even lift?
server 2012 is boss just dont install the gui and remote in and use powershell, you are not an admin if you are still using the gui...
