Microsoft officially released Windows 8 on October 26, 2012 in conjunction with the launch of the inaugural computer using the trial version of Windows 8. Windows 8 Consumer Preview and Release form Preview. On June 26, 2013, Microsoft released a version of Windows 8.1 Trial (formerly known as Windows Blue), an enhancement to Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. On October 18, 2013, Microsoft released Windows 8.1 as a free update to Windows 8.
New Features of Windows 8
- Windows 8 UI application design, which can be made from any programming language, such as: HTML / CSS, JavaScript, C, C ++, C #, etc.
- The loss of the Start button (replaced by the Start screen and Charms).
- Compatible with the architecture of Intel, AMD, and ARM (especially tablets).
- Compatible with low spec devices such as Tablets, Laptops, Netbooks, and even Smartphone.
- Portable USB (Windows To Go).
- Windows Explorer using a ribbon like Office 2010 and 2007, also renamed the 'File Explorer.
- Hybrid Boot, features to speed start-up time by storing the Windows core memory to the hard disk and its load of each boot.
- Features of return (recovery) new, Refresh and Reset. Refresh will restore all Windows file to its original state without changing the settings, files, or applications Windows 8 UI. Reset will restore the computer to factory default condition.
- The new design of Windows Task Manager.
- The activation process is easy.
- The introduction of Lock Screen (Lock Screen).
- Exchange Windows, as a place to buy or install applications Windows 8 UI.
- Application of new Cloud Storage Media called Skydrive.
- Antivirus is already integrated with Windows Defender.
- Log-In type options are diverse, namely Microsoft account password / local, Sandi images, and PIN.
Edition of Windows 8
1. Windows 8, the equivalent Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic, and Home Premium.
2. Windows 8 Pro, the equivalent of Windows 7 Professional.
3. Windows 8 Enterprise, is equivalent to Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate.
4. Windows RT, a version of Windows specifically for the ARM processor.
Windows 8 is available in four editions: one called simply Windows 8, aimed at mainstream consumers. Windows 8 Pro provides additional features intended for expert users and professional environment .Windows 8 Enterprise contains additional features geared towards the business environment, and is only available through licensing volume.Windows RT is only available that have been installed by the manufacturer on the new ARM based devices and built specifically for OS.
Windows Media Center is not included by default in every edition of Windows 8, but is available for purchase as an add -on for Windows 8 Pro, or as part of the "Pro Pack" upgrade for the basic version of Windows 8, which also includes Pro upgrade.Windows Media Center add -on are offered for free until January 31, 2013.
Minimum requirements of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1
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