If you're Microsoft's Windows lover than we have got some exciting good news for you that the Final Build of Windows 8 Operating System is not so far away. Microsoft has already announced the Release Date of Windows 8 OS which is 26th October, 2012 and Windows 8 OS will be available for General Public as well as for Developers after 26th October, 2012 worldwide. Yesterday Microsoft has posted on its Official Windows Blog that Windows 8 has reached the RTM milestone and Windows 8 has been released to manufacturing (RTM) which means that Windows 8 product development and testing have started rendering to the final code of OEM partners. Windows 8 OEM partners will able to begin preparing new Windows 8 PCs and devices with integration of Windows 8 for General Availability. According to Microsoft if you're planning or going to buy a new PC or Laptop having Windows 7 after June 2nd, 2012 than you will be eligible to get an upgrade to Windows 8 Pro when the final version goes on sale on 26th October, 2012.
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Windows 8 OS Release Date, Availability, Price and How to Upgrade Guide - $14.99 and $39.99 Windows 8 Upgrade Plan
Posted by Unknown on Thursday, August 2, 2012
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Windows 8 SKU's, Editions and Versions Details Officially Announced from Microsoft
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, April 28, 2012
Microsoft has officially announced and revealed its upcoming Windows 8 Operating System Stock-Keeping Unit's (SKUs), Windows 8 Editions and Windows 8 Versions details on their official windows blog. Microsoft has now limited its Windows SKUs as compare to its previous Operating Systems I.E. Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Microsoft Windows 8 will have the total of 3 SKUs Editions (or 5 SKUs if you count Enterprise and China specific editions). Microsoft has break its traditions of introducing way too many Versions, Editions and SKUs of Windows in past. For Windows 7 there were 6 versions to choose from, and the registry files included with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview suggested that was increasing to 9 SKUs for Microsoft’s next OS but now its official that Microsoft Windows 8 will have the total of 3 SKUs Editions only.
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