Yes they look like boxes with Windows 8

Time to say goodbye hallmarks of Windows in the form of a waving flag. Boxes of Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro finally break up with him.

In the white box we find Windows 8, while the black Windows 8 Pro. This only applies to the "full" Windows. Containing updated versions of previous Windows will be available exclusively in digital distribution with the contract for an additional fee of DVD. Prices boxed Windows 8 is not known. Release date is October 26.

振る旗の形式で表されたWindowsの別れの特徴を言う時間。 Windowsの8とWindows8 Proのボックスは最終的に彼と別れる。

ホワイトボックスでは、黒のWindowsの8のProながら、Windowsの8を見つける。これが唯一の"完全な" Windowsに適用されます。以前のWindowsを含む更新されたバージョンでは、DVDの有料契約を結んでいるデジタル配信で独占的に利用できるようになります。 Windowsの8箱入りの価格は知られていない。リリース日は10月26日です。

是时候说再见的Windows标志的形式飘扬的旗帜。盒的Windows8和Windows8专业版终于和他分手。

在白色方块中，我们发现Windows8，而黑色的Windows8专业版。这仅适用于“全”窗口。包含以前的Windows的更新版本将只在数字分销合同的额外费用DVD。价格标示盒装视窗8还没有已知的。发布日期是10月26日

Microsoft ends one from Windows

Windows Server for home users will no longer be developed. Microsoft does not see much sense in that.

Windows Home Server has raised the market, to say the least. The best results were achieved in the market ... small and home offices, as well as among enthusiasts. It's hard to call it a commercial success. Microsoft decided to complete the development of the operating system.

What about the users who still need a simple server? Microsoft does not want to lose them to Linux. Including those proposed stripped-down version of Windows Server, which is defined as Essentials. Most elements of the Windows Home Server, including DLNA streaming media, it is integrated with Windows Server 2012 Essentials.

I guess there is nothing to regret?

Windows 7 most popular operating system in the world

Shortly before the release of the new version of OS in the stable giant from Redmond - Windows 8 - his younger brother, Windows 7 has become the absolute most popular operating system in the world, ahead of a full 20 percent. in terms of market share of computers old, good old Windows XP. According to the latest report of the U.S. service StatCounter, Windows 7, Windows XP which drove around the jubilee tenth birthday, has now reached approximately 50.2% throughout the world of computers, while his older brother - still losing - is occupying at the moment less than 30% of the machines. Not the best, which in total is not particularly surprising to the situation of Vista, which (though never total too high since it not bounced) inevitably going to the bottom of this (and other) rankings (although still slightly ahead MacOSX). What's quite interesting, in combination, there was also a place for iOS - probably because of the iPad, which StatCounter - do not know why - classified in the same category as machines based on Windows and MacOSX. Turning to the merits - surprised? Sooner or later, even the faithful solid base of users, it had to happen. XP is just plain old (of which, incidentally, carefully use Microsoft, threatening imminent end of support for the cult of the system). The question is - what will happen when the market will be Windows 8? Is seven releases, and XP just die? What do you think?