In my opinion the problem isn't with the new O/S being bad. In fact it is impressively faster then Win 7, but it seems those in the major corporate sector are still using XP and have just started making the transition to Win 7. One thing that is not mentioned is how great a machine that is currently using XP can run when upgraded to Win 8 since it is less memory intensive. The bad rap that Win 8 is getting is all due to the start screen and lack of a button!
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Survey: Win8 only HALF as popular as Win7 among IT bosses
Redmond needs BYODers to clamor for its fondleslabs
Microsoft has staked a lot on Windows 8 being the key to its future, but preliminary numbers from analyst house Forrester suggest that business isn't too keen on the new OS.…
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