On to computers now

Moving on to Windows 8 demonstration now, showing Metro style apps that will allow operating system to use mouse, keyboard and touch across PCs and tablets.

Essentially, Windows 8 is going to be based on a mobile/tablet platform, but with the power and capability of a desktop computer. Not sure how that is going to work.

I happen to be a fan of Windows 7. I like it. It works, it's easy, it's functional, it doesn't crash and get a bunch of bugs. I don't need touch apps, or to turn my desktop icons into push buttons. So we'll see.

Windows Store will allow users to gain free apps, across all platform, in every language that uses Windows.

- Chris Freeman