Windows 8's "Metro" interface sure is pretty. We'll give Microsoft credit for that.
2011-09-14But underneath all that is the same old Windows we've been used to for years now. In fact, Microsoft wants it that way. It's going to offer "regular" Windows apps in its new app store too.
That means Windows 8 is going to run apps from decades ago. Whether or not that's a good thing for tablets remains to be seen.
Keep this in mind, though: before Apple came along a redefined what a tablet should be, everyone readily accepted tablets running traditional desktop operating systems.
Need proof? Check out all these mockups of the "Apple Tablet" before the iPad launched.
Basically a MacBook, minus the keyboard
Credit: Logan Lape
This is a funky OS X/iOS/iPod hybrid
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Little did they know that Apple would never want an SD card port in its tablet. Microsoft has a different philosophy
Credit: Isamu Sanada
This mockup borrows from the original iPhone's design, but adds an ugly keyboard to OS X
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This is just a MacBook screen chopped off
Credit: PCPop.com
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A stylus? Come on!
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Another MacBook pro knockoff
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