Roadmap says we should expect Windows 8 in 2012
Nothing to do with the Mayans
23 November 2009 4:10 GMT / By Stuart Miles
You've probably only just got used to your brand new "official" version of Windows 7, but now you can look forward to Windows 8 if you're already getting itchy feet.
Based on the usual subjective guessing that Apple fans usual partake in, msftkitchen.com, a site that describes itself as "serving up some seriously tasty Microsoft" is putting two and two together and making four (and a bit).
Based on historical assumptions, and previous quotes from the boys and girls at Microsoft, the author of the article, Stephen Chapman is predicting
"Windows 8 being released around a time frame of 2012".
How has Chapman come to this conclusion? It's all based on the timeline for Microsoft's Windows Server OS, which serves as the backbone to Microsoft's consumer based OS launches. As the flowchart shows, it's had a release every 4 to 5 years.
We will keep you posted.
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