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Little information has been revealed about Windows 8 thus far, but we do know that Microsoft is planning on taking Windows 8 to the cloud and turning the desktop as we know it into a service (DaaS).

Winrumors, via windows8italia.com, uncovered that the Windows 8 user interface codename might be "Wind." The desktop will be available in both 32bit and 64bit editions, but with one major difference: the desktop. It's said that the 64bit version will have a full 3D desktop, taking Windows into the next generation. It's not known what the desktop will look like exactly, but it might be very similar to that of Windows 7, just in 3D.

Only high-end notebook and desktop PCs with dedicated memory cards will be able to power the 3D desktop. "Wind" will require users to have 170MB of video memory to run it, and will only operate on 64bit machines.

The site goes on to say that Windows 8 will be able to adapt to the users habits, customizing your desktop for you, showing shortcuts and icons for different scenarios, or possibly different users. Windows 8 will also have an improved hibernation mode, which can put your computer into sleep mode within three to six seconds. With manufacturers working hard on instant-on technology and a total overhaul to your BIOS, we could see Windows powering on and off within a few seconds.

As with all rumours and speculation, take this with a pinch of salt. Steve Ballmer was reported saying that Windows 8 will be "risky," which gives us some clues that Microsoft is looking for a major advancement in their operating system, hoping their gamble will payoff.

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3d?...FU, no thanks. I'll take the 2d ver, you microwankers

all i fuken need...get out even more cash out of my pocket to pay for something i don't want in the first place

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Here 3D can mean anything out of the two.

3D = The one that has two layers of images together (yea I like to describe it this way :P ) that needs glasses.

3D Graphics = The one used it games these days. No in depth info on this, just looks great. Doesn't need glasses unless you have numbers. :D

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they can take a cloud, ei, copy right protection checking crap and stuff it. i do not cloud, i have no need for cloud, its the most stupidest thing i ever heard about this cloud. a so called cloud server will be hacked and your cloud stuff will be stolen. no doubt the TOS of that could server will say sorry no refunds. having a cop0uter and an OS like a windows does not require a internet connection. believe it or not there are people that dont use the internet and have no need for it.

edit oh on 3d graphics they have 3de screens wihtout glasses being needed. only good for small screens. so that would be perfect for computer monitors i would think

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True. Cloud OS sucks. -_-

its a frekaen gimick.

own a bs company that supposely has something to do with cloud and others with buy you up.

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The implementation of cloud computing is wasted on windows; it is simply a piracy countermeasure.

Next thing you know, there is going to be cloudside antivirus and firewalls.

Pretty soon, the majority of computers will be terminals remotely accessing hardware and software.

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I only spend 80% of my time on the computer connected to the internet. The other 20%, internet is not available. This is a big problem.

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So, Microsoft is working on another OS that will upset us in three dimensions, instead of two?? LOLz! :D

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So, Microsoft is working on another OS that will upset us in three dimensions, instead of two?? LOLz! :D

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA :lmao: :lol: :rofl:

good one

+1

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