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Re: Morning Tech Bits |
Jan 2, 2013, 17:39 |
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- Boot time and shutdown time is nearly instantaneous.
Get an SSD.
- Syncing my settings between home machine and work machine.
Your work place lets you apply whatever random settings you want to your machine? Consider yourself lucky.
- No more 3rd party antivirus.
Windows Defender is also available for Windows 7.
- Factory Reset (i.e Refresh)!
My Tandy computer had this 15 years ago.
- Native ISO support. :)
About f'ing time. Is it as feature rich as Daemon Tools lite, or will I still need that installed?
- The Task Manager is actually useful now. ;)
Can't say this was ever an issue for me. What are you using Task Manager for except killing misbehaving processes?
- Search functionality makes way more sense and is much faster.
I've seen a lot of hate for the search "charm"
- Keyboard shortcuts are so useful. You rarely need the mouse to get around the system and it's actually a faster way to navigate.
How is this new to Win8? I've been able to use keyboard shortcuts for all navigation since v3.1
- Who needs a start menu when you have a nice small menu that has everything you need?
You clearly use fewer apps than I do.
- You can disable the Metro interface if you don't want to use it. I configure to boot right to the desktop.
Great. Where's my Aero.
- Windows To Go. If you want to use Win8 on your friend's slow Win7 machine, just plugin your flash drive and everything is compatible. ;)
I have never once needed to do this, but then again, I don't have any friends.
- Multi-monitor support is MUCH better!
I do like being able to have my taskbar span multiple monitors. Too bad I've just got the one huge monitor now.
- SkyDrive is seamless and very useful!
You forgot to add that it's also cheaper than the competition.
I thought I'd offer something a little positive over the average negative naysayer who's afraid of change. I moved to Windows 7 as soon as it came out, because of the obvious benefits over XP, so don't give me that "afraid of change" crap. |
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