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Windows 8 is the latest version
of Microsoft Corp's 30-year old flagship product, and is due to be
released to the public on October 26. Here are its main features and
implications for users and Microsoft's business partners:
-- With a startling new design based on colorful 'tiles' representing applications or people, the system is optimized for touch commands on tablets
- familiar to users of Apple Inc's iPad and Google Inc's Android
devices -- but will also work on traditional laptops and PCs. There is
an option to revert to the old-style desktop for non-tablet users.
-- The old 'Start' button has been jettisoned, a move which has confused some early test users.
-- Microsoft is betting that thin and light tablets
from PC makers such as Samsung and Asus will challenge the dominance of
the iPad and Amazon.com's Kindle Fire in the fast-growing tablet market, and reverse the decline of PC sales, which are expected to fall this year for the first time since 2001.
-- In a radical departure, Microsoft is introducing its own-branded computer, a tablet
called the Surface, that will tackle the iPad head on. Priced from
$499, it will be available only from Microsoft's own stores and website.
The move risks alienating Microsoft's long-time hardware partners such
as Dell Inc, Toshiba Corp and Hewlett-Packard Co .
-- Industry experts do not expect that businesses and other big organizations will rush to adopt Windows 8 immediately, except perhaps to incorporate new tablets
for mobile workers. If Windows 8 is not eventually a hit with
enterprises, it will threaten the company's most stable customer base.
-- Microsoft has created two main versions of Windows 8, marking a
move away from its long-time chip partner Intel Corp, and potentially
causing confusion among retail customers.
-- The standard version will run on x86 Intel chips and is compatible
with old Microsoft programs like Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
-- A stripped-down version called Windows RT will be installed on devices powered by the ARM Holdings -designed chips that dominate the phone and tablet
market. Windows RT will feature new, touch-optimized versions of
Microsoft's programs, but is not compatible with the old x86 versions. Tablets running either version will look similar, so may be easily confused, potentially upsetting some buyers.
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