කේස් එක මේකයි මචන් Windows 8 හදල තියෙන්නේ Intel Processor විතරක් නෙවෙයි ARM කියන Processor වලටත් එක්ක එක හින්ද Intel එකට පාඩුයි.එකයි ඔච්චර බනින්නේWhen Intel CEO tell you and I am a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer telling you it is FLOP. You should think twice.
Check this link if you do not believe me .
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/intel-microsoft-windows-8,news-40195.html
Intel CEO Says Windows 8 is Not Fully Ready
11:58 - Tuesday 25 September 2012 by Wolfgang Gruener - source: Bloomberg
Uh oh. This is certainly news Microsoft does not want to hear about one month before the official release of its Windows 8 operating system.
Zoom
At a company meeting, Paul Otellini reportedly told employees that Windows 8 is released before it is "fully ready", according to an article published by Bloomberg. However, getting Windows 8 ready now is the right decision and Microsoft can release updates afterwards to fix bugs.
It is not unusual that software ships with some bugs as many companies typically resort to an 80/20 strategy in which 80 percent is good enough and the remaining 20 percent too expensive to achieve. We should also remember that Microsoft also released Windows XP and Windows 7 in October to be able to make the Christmas season of sales. Vista was originally scheduled for an October 2006 release, but delayed to January 2007 due to critical bugs. Microsoft used "Express Upgrades" in October 2006 instead - and had to deal with a logistic disaster in early 2007. If Microsoft can avoid a delay for Windows 8, it will go to great lengths to do so, even if that means that Windows 8 will ship with some annoying bugs.
Of course, it is highly unusual that Otellini's remarks, if they were made in the reported way, are making it into the public. Windows 8 has already been criticized left and right and if Intel now suggests that the operating system still has bugs that need to be worked out, then more than just a few prospective computer buyers may decide to stick with Windows 7. That, of course, also means that Intel will be taking a hit in potential CPU sales as customers are delaying their purchases.
LOL .. sometimes , bill gates have had sex with CEO's wife that might be the reason he is telling that it is a flop .... for us, we all know change management , we can face the change successfully , we like win 8 ,,,,, so shut the heck up and get lost ...
අඩෝ පව් බන්. ඔහොම කියනවද මූණටම.....
When Intel CEO tell you and I am a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer telling you it is FLOP. You should think twice.
Check this link if you do not believe me .
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/intel-microsoft-windows-8,news-40195.html
Intel CEO Says Windows 8 is Not Fully Ready
11:58 - Tuesday 25 September 2012 by Wolfgang Gruener - source: Bloomberg
Uh oh. This is certainly news Microsoft does not want to hear about one month before the official release of its Windows 8 operating system.
Zoom
At a company meeting, Paul Otellini reportedly told employees that Windows 8 is released before it is "fully ready", according to an article published by Bloomberg. However, getting Windows 8 ready now is the right decision and Microsoft can release updates afterwards to fix bugs.
It is not unusual that software ships with some bugs as many companies typically resort to an 80/20 strategy in which 80 percent is good enough and the remaining 20 percent too expensive to achieve. We should also remember that Microsoft also released Windows XP and Windows 7 in October to be able to make the Christmas season of sales. Vista was originally scheduled for an October 2006 release, but delayed to January 2007 due to critical bugs. Microsoft used "Express Upgrades" in October 2006 instead - and had to deal with a logistic disaster in early 2007. If Microsoft can avoid a delay for Windows 8, it will go to great lengths to do so, even if that means that Windows 8 will ship with some annoying bugs.
Of course, it is highly unusual that Otellini's remarks, if they were made in the reported way, are making it into the public. Windows 8 has already been criticized left and right and if Intel now suggests that the operating system still has bugs that need to be worked out, then more than just a few prospective computer buyers may decide to stick with Windows 7. That, of course, also means that Intel will be taking a hit in potential CPU sales as customers are delaying their purchases.
Don't be one sided, search both side yako... Intel Kiuwa mata matakai Android Multi Threaded walata ready ne kiyala !!! eath S4 Snapdragon ge Processor eken Maximum optimized processor ekak awa, eath intel la heduwa processor eka loweth ne, motorola tath kela una !!
You should have to check the win8 kollo, install karala balahan boot speed eka top 25 secs yanawa wedima unath boot wenda !!! thope Win7 ekata kohenda owa linda thama, mama den type karanneth Win8 eken :O
