FPCH Admin AWS Posted May 18, 2011 FPCH Admin Posted May 18, 2011 Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Intel executives this week disclosed some new information about Windows 8, revealing that Microsoft's next desktop OS will ship in multiple versions, each aimed at different chipsets and usage scenarios. The revelations are sure to reignite tensions between the companies, with Microsoft previously announcing its intention to port Windows 8 to non-Intel chips for the first time in many years. ... View the full article Quote Off Topic Forum - Unlike the Rest
FPCH Admin AWS Posted May 18, 2011 Author FPCH Admin Posted May 18, 2011 Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Intel executives this week disclosed some new information about Windows 8, revealing that Microsoft's next desktop OS will ship in multiple versions, each aimed at different chipsets and usage scenarios. The revelations are sure to reignite tensions between the companies, with Microsoft previously announcing its intention to port Windows 8 to non-Intel chips for the first time in many years. ... View the full article Quote Off Topic Forum - Unlike the Rest
FPCH Admin AWS Posted May 18, 2011 Author FPCH Admin Posted May 18, 2011 Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Intel executives this week disclosed some new information about Windows 8, revealing that Microsoft's next desktop OS will ship in multiple versions, each aimed at different chipsets and usage scenarios. The revelations are sure to reignite tensions between the companies, with Microsoft previously announcing its intention to port Windows 8 to non-Intel chips for the first time in many years. ... View the full article Quote Off Topic Forum - Unlike the Rest
FPCH Admin AWS Posted May 18, 2011 Author FPCH Admin Posted May 18, 2011 Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Intel executives this week disclosed some new information about Windows 8, revealing that Microsoft's next desktop OS will ship in multiple versions, each aimed at different chipsets and usage scenarios. The revelations are sure to reignite tensions between the companies, with Microsoft previously announcing its intention to port Windows 8 to non-Intel chips for the first time in many years. ... View the full article Quote Off Topic Forum - Unlike the Rest
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