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Microsoft Windows 8 review: First Look - Pictures

by: IT Pro team
13 Sep 2011
Go to: Microsoft Windows 8 review: First Look
  • The Metro interface for the Start screen; swipe at the side to open the ‘charms’ for searching, sharing and managing devices
  • The Start menu is gone, but you can still search for apps, files and settings or send your search to another app, or the Web.
  • The cut-down control panel for the Metro Start screen environment; you can also get the full control panel view on the deskto
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  • Install the optional Hyper-V to run virtual operating systems without extra software.
  • Browse Web pages in the touch interface or on the desktop for the full IE browser interface.
  • Slide Metro apps across the screen to get this split view.
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  • The Metro Remote Desktop app is designed for touchscreens.
  • The Remote Desktop app has a touch-friendly interface for logging in.
  • Access a remote machine and keep an eye on your desktop apps at the same time.
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  • As well as the standard touchscreen keyboard, you get this split-screen keyboard which is easier to type on while holding a t

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