looks like Microsoft is getting ready to get their servers hammered. They are probably buying more bandwith and uploading the images now. They should really offer torrents as it is more reliable, offers faster download speeds and requires less load on their servers.
So what is gone happen to ARM chips? For example I would be able to load a x86 program to Windows 10 ARM SoC and run it?
Boooooo - would be nice to see 10xxx on the desktop. BTW did anyone think the holographic stuff was cool as s**t?
Absolutely, are you kidding me? My jaw was on the floor the whole time during that segment wondering how the hell did that stay secret. I mean the moment the headset was introduced you could see that years of development work had to have taken place before hand. So yeah that was one of the most awesome parts of the event, along with much of the Xbox stuff.
Afraid that everyone will seize the opportunity maybe Microsoft may try to trick us with the forced updates and hardware dependencies.
It's pretty clear: upgrading means switching from a static retail license to a bound-to-your-hardware restricted license modell. No upgrade without accepting ToS. At this point we should read carefully.
Being able to have TVs on walls without actually owning a physical TV? Now that sounds fun I wonder how it'll actually react in real-world scenarios though. It definitely looks really neat. Hopefully it's affordable though. Could see myself immediately buying one if it had a $200 price tag on it (which I doubt highly); and possibly plan-to-buy around $500. But it doesn't seem like it'd be cheap.
a very interesting approach, I thought about buying a macpro lately, love os x a lot! you can see designers created it and developers thought very well about usability although not everything is perfect with a mac