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Isn't Microsoft pushing Metro as the primary environment and the desktop as a legacy environment?
by elarkin 14y ago
Isn't Microsoft pushing Metro as the primary environment and the desktop as a legacy environment?
- aes256 14y agoThis is my understanding; it's based on the assumption that touchscreen devices are the future of computing.
- meaty 14y agoNo they are not. The two are designed to work together. When your PC is docked with a keyboard attached, it's a workstation with tablet features. When it's not docked, its a tablet with workstation features.
- alexgaribay 14y ago>When your PC is docked with a keyboard attached, it's a workstation with tablet features. When it's not docked, its a tablet with workstation features. That's definitely a good way to look at it. I really enjoy how Windows 8 is the mixture of the two and compliment each other very well.