This is how Windows 8 might look like [Exclusive]

This is how Windows 8 might look like [Exclusive]

You know what? Something is cooking. Well, at least in Microsoft’s Headquarters in Redmond, Washington. Now, let us get to the point. The next big thing that awaits us in 2012 is going to be none other than Windows 8, Microsoft’s latest version of its super popular Operating System. Interestingly, what I am unveiling now is going to make you want to wait no more, because boy, this beast is really something, something big! Yes, that’s right! I am talking about the screenshots of what happens to be the UI or User Interface of the Microsoft Windows 8. Take a look at the Windows 8 UI (also called Metro) from different facets in this exclusive Mr. Geek blog post and when you’re done, don’t forget to Share/Tweet/Like.

Image Gallery of Windows 8 UI

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it requires a penitum 4 with 512 mb of ram. I have it running very fast, faster that 3.6 on a penitum 3 with 256mb of ram. 3.6 r were only 128 mb of ram. I figured the recommended system requirements would double between 3.6 and 4, but not quadruple. If I had read them before hand I would not have bothered installing firefox 4. I think you are turning off many people by making them so high, and that you did not actually test the minimum system specs but just guessed. You realize that the system specs may be dependent partially on the system specs of the os. So vista and windows 7 will run much higher than xp and 2000, or win9x with kernelx.I am running ubuntu with the light lxde desktop so my system reqirements are lower than someone running it with the default gnome desktop.

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This is how Windows 8 might look like [Exclusive]

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