Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Windows 8 will be announced in September

8 Windows operating system from Microsoft in the future. Windows 7, the system's current operating business. Windows 7 is a huge This could be the operating system as booming as Windows XP, if it had the same amount of time on hand and a successor who bombed terribly.

The latest news indicates that Microsoft is developing a long way. The Redmond company plans to create eight first beta of Windows built this month, marking an important milestone in the development of the operating system.

This gives Microsoft time to get the generous public beta of Windows right 8. Most experts believe that the company released public beta of Windows 8 during the compilation of the Convention in September.


Windows News 8 found that building the home was recently updated with a long process of revealing: in 1995, changed the Windows PC. BUILD will show you changes everything Windows 8.

Both awards give us two important information. First, Microsoft will show the operating system during the congress of STIs in all its glory, and second, the company is likely to stick with Windows 8 the name of the operating system.

It is very likely but not confirmed, it will be the beta version of Microsoft during or shortly after the convention to the public. This falls in line with the latest news that Microsoft intende to reveal the release candidate of Windows 8 At CES conference in January 2012 and the RTM of Windows in April of this year eight of Sami.

It takes between two and three months From There Becomes Before the operating system available on the retail market which would indicate a release in mid-2012 operating system. Of course Microsoft could delay the release to match the release date of Windows 7 October.


Here is a summary of the next development steps:

    April 2011: First internal beta builds of Windows 8
    September 2011: Public Windows 8 Beta during Build
    January 2012: Windows 8 Release Candidate
    April 2012: Windows 8 RTM
    July 2012+: Public Retail release of Windows 8

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