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Originally Posted by wizwor
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The metro interface is what amazon and apple have been running on their devices with success. Microsoft is just conceding the appeal of that UI. At the same time, they are offering the more productive among us the venerable windows desktop.
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I guess I missed an OS X version if Apple run a "Metro" interface on their devices... and as an iPad owner as well as an RT, I sure as hell don't think that Metro is the same as iOS, maybe MS think so but as a user I sure don't...
Metro may be fine on a tablet but I don't want a touch oriented system on a Desktop computer or even a laptop... I've always found touch on Desk and laptop to be awkward and physically tiring especially compared to mice, trackballs and trackpads whereas it is ideal on tablets...
