Microsoft windows 8 in 2012

Jul 11, 2010 by admin

Microsoft last week at a conference for developers Professional Developers Conference (PDC) announced plans to appear the new version of Windows. According to these plans, Windows 8 will appear 2012th year.

Although Microsoft has yet to formally consider plans for Windows 8, the publication of its 2012th continued the tradition by Microsoft which the company seeks to publish a new version of the operating system for desktop computers every three years.

The last speculation about the new version, which is preparing for the 2012th year come from the web log “Microsoft Cuisine” (Microsoft Kitchen), where the text was published under the title “Microsoft’s serving very tasty. Besides the display of plans taken from the PDC conference this diary and some other rich information on Windows 8th.      

However, an employee at Microsoft last month was probably accidental, revealed one major feature of Windows 8th Robert Morgan, employed at Microsoft, revealed details of plans from the company on development of 128-bit versions of Windows 8, Windows and even 9th Morgan did it in your profile in the social network LinkedIn, which is said to work as senior programmer in the Department of Research and Development. ” On his profile, which is removed from the site of social networks for business networking, it was noted that Morgan “worked in a highly secure section for research, development and strategic planning of medium and long term projects.

Morgan discovered that his research and development projects included “project plan for the development of 128-bit compatibility with the core architecture of Windows 8 and Windows 9. He is also responsible for forming relationships with the largest partners – Intel, AMD, HP and IBM.

At the same time on the Internet have appeared reports that Microsoft wants to hire people who will help in shaping the Windows 8th The site Neowin.net posted to the Microsoft search software engineers. “We have just finished work on Windows 7 and continue on to the plans and preparations for Windows 8,” is the ad for a job that is placed on the site CodenameWindows.