![]() there's absolutely no excuse for the removal of features, there should only be added or tweaked/fixed features. EA isn't the only one that does it, but for things like Madden (any sports game really), Sims, Sim City. That's what I don't get about most developers, that is, why they remove features from game series' that are essentially iterations of themselves. ![]() I can't really do any real work on my Android tablet, but on the other hand my laptop is too big an ungainly for me to want to take it anywhere (and I don't work on it very often since getting my degree I don't use it as a desktop replacement). The x86 Surface looks to be essentially just a very portable netbook with a nice display and a touchscreen. Windows 8 on the x86 Surface, on the other hand, is something I could get behind. I don't really see the utility of Windows RT (the ARM OS) it's got a tiny ecosystem compared to Android/iOS, I just don't see why I'd want to go with it. There really aren't any huge reasons to move to it though.Įven tablet owners will be hard pressed to find a good reason to go with Win8 when iOS and Android have been around for longer and have a larger user base and number of apps available. ![]() ![]() I like the multimonitor taskbar and all little minor improvements (task manager, ISO mounting, explorer changes, etc.). It looks like it's always present once you've logged in, and Win+D or clicking the Desktop tile (or launching any Desktop shortcut) brings you to it instantly. The desktop doesn't have to be "launched" exactly. Boots faster? To the desktop or to a Metro UI start screen where you still need to launch the desktop as an app? ![]()
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