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Okay, I watched the video and all I can say is that it doesn't answer my question in the least: Why did Microsoft choose not to extend the well developed, debugged, supported, documented and accepted version of their OS developed specifically for low power systems and instead try to build an OS for all computers (which is pretty much doomed to fail)?
And the UI is switchable, classic or metro-ui.
This. Is. A. TABLET. OS. created. FOR. Tablets.
I'm pretty sure that it's not going to be.. well.. See the thing about mac stuff, the iPad is actually half-reasonably priced at $500 for what it can do.. and *only* at that price point because you can see with like the asus transformer being the same price for a keyboard and the tablet itself. Yeah it's not gonna be really badly priced, 99% sure. Also guys, this is a reply for page 2:This. Is. A. TABLET. OS. created. FOR. Tablets.You don't have to bash it for being that way, they are only looking at a different spectrum of the pc realm, something that is important so that all the other guys can be happy.
This is a -DESKTOP- OS that has TABLET support. The desktop still runs just fine.The tablet will not run desktop EXEs, because it is ARM-based.