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- Mustapha - Beautiful!I confidently pre-ordered this because i know it's going to be a 'wow!' And guess what...? I was RIGHT!
Windows 8 brings a totally different experience and i'm glad i've upgraded. But what i noticed is that Microsoft is silently moving towards tablets and touch screens with this new experience. - W. Dietrich "WD" - I sleep easierI love my dogs and am in constant fear that they will somehow escape when I am not home and be lost forever. The Pet Tracker gives me peace of mind that if they ever get out I will be able to locate them with ease. My dogs are aprox 20 pds and the Pet Tracker is not too cumbersome for either dog. I have let my dogs out in a controlled enviroment and was able to find them no problem using my phone. This is the sort of product you hope you never need but if you do you will be happy you bought the service. It is the Help Me I Have Fallen product for our pets!
- Robert L. Schlessman - The best version of Windows yet!Background info about me - I have 30+ years of experience building, upgrading and maintaining custom systems. I've used every version DOS since 2.0 and of Windows since 3.1 with the exception of Vista.
All of that said, I eagerly downloaded and installed Windows 8 Consumer Preview version in a dual boot configuration when it became available. After a week I removed it and swore I would never buy or use Windows 8 for numerous reasons. When the final version hit the market I made statements to that effect on a computer magazine forum. I was challenged by another member that I had never really given it a chance and if I would do so I might feel differently. So I accepted the challenge, upgraded my main PC to Windows 8 Pro and began using it for my day to day work. It was glitchy so I backed up my files and did a clean install. The rest, as they say, is history. I had it installed and running in less than a half hour. Reinstalling all of my apps took another couple of hours, but went very smoothly. It boots faster than Windows 7 and the response in my main apps as I use it is very fast. I use MS Office 2010 (64 bit), Logos 5 Bible Research Software, Pinnacle 12 HD video editing and DVD creation software, Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 and numerous other programs. As you can see I put my system through the grinder on a daily basis. Once I took the time (a couple of hours) to learn some of the keyboard shortcuts and new features that came with the OS my productivity was better than ever. I can do a number of tasks with Windows 8 natively that required a third party app with all previous versions. For example, I can search within all 7400 of my documents for a text string through a simple "Windows key + F" and then type in the string. "Windows key + X" brings up a list of system tools such as Task Manager, Control Panel and Command Prompt to name a few.
Anything I didn't know how to do, or couldn't figure out, I was able to find in the Windows 8 forums. I located one wonderful sight that listed every Windows 8 keyboard shortcut. Talk about a gold mine!
I think the complaints about the Start screen are totally unjustified. One key click and it's out of the way. Any application that I started from the Start menu in Windows 7 I can start from the Start Screen. Short cut icons are still available from the desktop and the taskbar just like they were in Windows 7.
I cannot understand all of the whining about it not being keyboard/mouse friendly. I have found it to be very easy to use with my setup. In fact, I can do many things with fewer clicks and keystrokes than I could with Windows 7. I have not had a single crash since installing it. I do not miss the Start Menu, but to be fair, I never used it much in previous versions.
My system is not state of the art but it isn't legacy either. I have an Asus P8Z68V-LX motherboard, a Core i5-2500K CPU, 120 gig SATA 3 SSD, 16 gig of RAM, two 500 gig and one 1 terabyte mechanical drives, and an AMD 7750 discrete graphics card. I have three 22" LCD displays, two connected to the AMD card and one connected to the onboard Intel graphics. They look sweet with the panoramic desktop background that is available only with this OS.
My initial negative reaction to the OS was due to the fact I had installed it as dual-boot without any of my apps available from Windows 8. So I didn't use it in the real world of my home office. After over a month of using it I feel very differently about it.
In summary, I have found that my productivity is much higher, and I can perform most tasks much faster. Windows 8 boots up and shuts down faster. For me it is easier to use and has many features not available in Windows 7. I am giving it 5 stars.