Microsoft Win8 is not good prospects? Vista nightmare is coming again?

Computer store news When the release date of Microsoft Windows 8 operating system is approaching, many industry insiders recently pointed out that after Windows8 is listed, it is likely that "the prospects are not good" and may become Another "Vista" (note: the operating system name before Microsoft Windows 7), and its market encounter may be worse than Vista.

These industry people who are not optimistic about Windows 8 believe that the operating system has many shortcomings, both in terms of user interface and specific performance.

Farhad Manjoo, a well-known IT network magazine in the United States, has written an article recently: "As far as I try the experience of Windows 8, I feel very surprised." Confused and helpless, I have to change my computer habits during the writing process. ” US well-known IT critic John · John Dvorak published an article in the US financial website MarketWatch: "In my opinion, Windows 8 will definitely be a disaster for Microsoft. The operating system will harm Microsoft's interests and the company's development prospects … … The real problem with Windows 8 is: unusable and boring. ” Matt ·, an industry analyst specializing in Microsoft's developments, said: "I still think that Windows 8 is confusing and difficult to use …… I have some tests People who have been on Windows 8 for several months started talking, and many of them have the same opinion as me. And after each upgrade of the Windows 8 beta, things get worse, not in a better direction. "And Rosoff believes that Windows 8 will not cause Microsoft to fall into a disaster because Microsoft's other business units are performing well.

Another Vista industry believes that if Windows 8 performance is really as bad as analysts pointed out, it will definitely have a huge negative impact on Microsoft, such as Microsoft's market value decline, Windows will gradually lose its advantages in the global operating system market and so on. It is worth pointing out that at the time when Microsoft Vista suffered a cold market, Apple's offensive was not that big. The current situation is very different: Apple iPad has an advantage in the tablet field, if Windows 8 is not performing well, then Apple will pursue the victory. One of the important purposes of Microsoft's launch of Windows 8 is to please the average consumer, because a large number of ordinary consumers are turning to Apple and Google services. But if Windows 8 is not performing well, it will be a cold reception from the average consumer. As a result, these consumers will choose to abandon the purchase of new laptops and desktops running Windows 8. Another reason why consumers can make such choices is that they can buy an iPad that sells for as little as $400, and this product can already meet the daily needs of consumers, such as sending and receiving emails, browsing the Internet, logging in. Facebook, play games, watch videos, and more. If consumers need a full-featured computer, their existing older computers can also be used to handle large tasks occasionally, such as sending and receiving large amounts of email, word processing, and other tasks. But the rest of the less cumbersome tasks can be handed over to the iPad. After two years of this situation, if the consumer's existing old computer is indeed unusable, consumers will have more choices: First, Microsoft has improved Windows performance; Second, iPad performance will be more powerful; Third, the Apple Mac is also more tempting. Of course, it is too early to predict that Windows will lose its operating system market advantage. After all, most consumers have been used to using Windows for years. On the other hand, Microsoft's overall strength is still not to be underestimated, and the company's ability to recover is also very strong. But no matter what, for now, Apple has taken more dominance in the operating system war. For the industry's whispers about Windows 8 performance, Microsoft should be alert enough.