The Problem With Windows 8

I talked to some IT directors here in the UK. They are of the opinion that a well speced Windows 8 device that combines the utility of a Tablet and a notebook PC will be of great interest to them for all staff who work away from their desks.

So they will buy such devices for the sales people - in substantial numbers because they will be able to meet the demands for tablets while also delivering the pre-existing corporate apps.

I also noted during a visit to a local electronics outlet that all of the PCs (all formats) being sold are running Windows 8. The OS may be a bit of a mess but it looks great in the demo (especially on a touch screen) and people will buy it. In the store, Windows 8 looks better than the Apple offering - and the price is a lot less.

I installed Windows 8 on my notebook. It works great, looks great, have many useful applications, though not too many, but there will be more as time passes. I can use the traditional desktop with one click and never thought anything complicated with the new tile interface. Don't know why the tech bloggers find it more complicated the the general peoples? Tech bloggers are creating more confusion than the OS itself.