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The new ribbon actually looks a heck of a lot easier to use IMO. As far as the start menu, meh! I actually use the start button/menu a decent amount, but I like the new one because of how it's setup. Everything is sort of smack in your face. I think ppl don't like that it takes you to a full screen, IDK. Plus, anyways, you can get back the old start button/menu with a slight change to the registry. So, I think a lot of the apprehensive Windows fans are making comments out of sheer ignorance and/or a fear of change. Everything in Windows 7 functions pretty much the same. They just made some minor - IMHO - touch friendly changes for ppl that don't want to use a mouse or keyboard in Win7. And, again, you can make it look exactly like Win7 by changing the registry. Quote:
Edit: Actually if you have a mouse, you can click on the scroll wheel. It pretty much does the same function that you showed in your video. Sort of. Judging from my experiences and other people that I know that use Windows, we are tabbers. ------------------ More vids: Youtube link | Pop Up Youtube link | Pop Up Youtube link | Pop Up Last edited by GoofyJmaster.; 03-02-2012 at 05:03 PM.. |
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That looks amazing. I like how the features are intuitive on both laptop and tablets. As portable as tablets are, I don't think i would ever use one to replace a laptop with physical input.
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I'm using Win 8 on my laptop now, and Metro integrates with the Desktop better than I expected (although obviously not at the "optimal" level).
@DistantJ: Didn't watch the video TBH. :/ But about that switching thing, you can switch between both Metro and Desktop apps/windows with Alt+Tab, and Metro apps only with Win+Tab. @Goofy: Yeah I had some reservations about having full-screen apps running but they're fine for the most part. Plus there's also the docking feature which is useful for messaging and such. Wish there was a quick way to change the docked app though (or maybe I'm missing something). |
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You can use it as a tablet with touch. You can use it as a tablet with the Wacom pen. I actually see myself using one a big sheet of digital paper. Who knows? You can put it in the dock, and it can be used as an 11" desktop. Or you can use the HDMI (or wifi) to connect it to a monitor/TV. Or you can use it as a laptop. They make cheap keyboard cases. I can only assume we'll see more once Win8 is officially released. http://www.amazon.com/MiniSuit-ASUS-...ata/B00725FE20 http://www.amazon.com/Transformer-Ke.../dp/B007A14D78 (these aren't for the Slate 7, but they're an idea of what to expect; hopefully) @Phazer I'm downloading now! I kept procrastinating earlier this week.
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