Compatibility of windows 8 with dual core processor & its newest features.

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What are the newest features on windows 8? Will it be more compatible with dual core processor?

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Answered By aisha butt 0 points N/A #159251

Compatibility of windows 8 with dual core processor & its newest features.

The Windows Explorer point out the newest user interface when copying and moving files. It gives the user the basic to a more developed interface that can monitor the operation speed. Windows 8 guarantees heaps of newest features such as Faster Booting Time, Enhanced Windows Explorer and Quicker and Better File Copying.

As a matter of fact, Windows 8 pushes an essentially reformed user interface to start with that will be perfect on your desktops, laptops, tablets and mobile phones. Windows 8 will have an integral USB 3.0 support for an enhanced power management and will have a lasting battery life. It also has support on the system on Chip design together with the ARM-based systems.

 

 

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Answered By Tarek85 0 points N/A #159252

Compatibility of windows 8 with dual core processor & its newest features.

What are the newest features on windows 8?

Windows 8 is expected to include several new features, including native Usb-3.0 support, Microsoft account integration, the windows store, the ability to run from USB flash drives with windows go to, and easier system restore options, among other.

Will it be more compatible with dual core processor?

I think it will not be more compatible with dual core processor. The computer will look beautiful, but it will be slower than before. So make the right use of it.

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