Windows 8 - Is Microsoft Back in Business

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Windows 8 is breath of fresh air... I have personally not found such stand out innovations from this GIANT for quite some time.. But this time a bold innovation. They are actually merging tablets and PCs. Its excellent touch input, an app store, and better performance are compelling and I simple live those Tiles. Read here directly from the horses mouth

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