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By Paul Thurrott
There’s been a lot of debate in the tech world over the past few months about whether the ARM-based versions of Windows 8 should be "pure" tablets, providing only the Metro-style Start screen experience, or full-fledged Windows machines, offering the classic Windows desktop as well. It’s a good question, and one that I ponder regularly. But some have asked whether there isn’t a third option.
Source: Win Super Site
By Paul Thurrott
There’s been a lot of debate in the tech world over the past few months about whether the ARM-based versions of Windows 8 should be "pure" tablets, providing only the Metro-style Start screen experience, or full-fledged Windows machines, offering the classic Windows desktop as well. It’s a good question, and one that I ponder regularly. But some have asked whether there isn’t a third option.
Source: Win Super Site