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1 SteveMcG  Tue, Aug 28, 2012 5:21:38am

I'm a sucker for keyboard shortcuts. I can't emphasize enough to a casual user how much time you save hitting Ctrl+this or Alt+that as opposed to taking your hands of the keyboard and clicking on icons or menus. Will the start button remain on the keyboard?

2 Locker  Tue, Aug 28, 2012 11:11:47am

I'm fairly sick of changes made for marketing reason and presented as technical improvements. Microsoft and lots of other software manufacturers who perform these interface redesigns for the express purpose of making it seem like an update is necessary or full of bonus features.

It's a sales pitch.

3 Charleston Chew  Tue, Aug 28, 2012 12:16:20pm

I only buy every other version of Windows: bought 95, skipped 98/Me, bought XP, skipped Vista, bought 7, will probably skip 8 and wait for 9.

Microsoft is better at responding to complaints than they are at innovation. They need to make a bad version of their products first so that the next version can be designed via responding to customer complaints.

4 William Barnett-Lewis  Tue, Aug 28, 2012 12:33:28pm

The last version of Windows that was worth the money was Windows 2000: fast, stable & secure. Glad I'm out of the MS rat races. Apple isn't perfect nor the Ubuntu I'm using but it's still better that the "stuff" being shoveled out of Redmond.


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