How does Windows 8 affect computers?

While consumers are paying attention to Apple's iPhone 5 and iPad 3, Microsoft may be quietly affecting the computer world with its new operating system, Windows 8.

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The default screen interface focuses on applications - a groundbreaking change of Windows 8.

Remember, in the past, it was Windows 95 with its built-in Internet Explorer that contributed greatly to the dissemination of communications over the Internet using computers.

Windows 8 today focuses on cloud-based interactive applications.

Using cloud computing means that technology companies will have to invest more in large servers and data centers.

As for users, the application and the data will gradually move from the personal computer to the service provider's server via the Internet. You will save money for storage, and the ability to work in groups and data systems will increase.

The default screen interface focuses on applications - a groundbreaking change of Windows 8.

Selling operating systems to hardware manufacturers is also a priority area for Microsoft. It is important that Apple does not dominate this 'playground'.

Windows 8 will be more important for HP, Dell or Lenovo, than Apple's Mac.

Dell and HP, for example, two hardware manufacturers that are experiencing significant sales declines, will make their customers have reasons to upgrade their computers. In contrast, because Windows 8, computer manufacturers will have to come up with new designs for ' trendy '.

As a result, sales of computer manufacturers may be improved, and products will be refreshed.

Windows 8 may make the computer's appearance a step-by-step change. The interface focuses on the application, when combined with a good touch screen like swipes on the iPad, will gradually make the user indifferent to the function of transferring to the old interface like previous Windows versions.

Both Dell and HP said that Windows 8 will help them sell more untrabooks. Further, Dell offers the prospect of small, lightweight laptops running Windows 8 both as a tablet with a touch screen and as a computer while keeping the traditional keyboard.

When you write content, obviously the keyboard is needed. Only when you use the computer to read the newspaper, the new keyboard should disappear.

If there are sad people on Windows 8 launch day, certainly including Intel. Windows 8 will have a specialized version for low-power chip devices designed by ARM. This chip is popular on mobile phones and tablets.

Who knows, Intel will have to think again, instead of racing speed, they will have to go back to the chip power reduction strategy.