Video/Photo: Microsoft unveils features of Windows 8

Microsoft provided new details about Windows 8 Operating System at BUILD conference for developers in Anaheim, California on Tuesday evening. Windows 8 will be available for both PCs and tablets as of early next year (scroll down for video).

“We re-imagined Windows. From the chipset to the user experience, Windows 8 brings up several new capabilities without compromise,” said Steven Sinofsky, Microsoft’s Windows Division and Windows Live president.
Microsoft claims to have saved the best of Windows 7, which is the foundation of the new operating system. As in the case of version 7, Windows 8 requires less memory resources, even for computers with lower configuration, thus providing more room for user applications development.

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Windows 8 needs only 8 seconds to boot and the new OS supports ARM chipsets for x86 devices (and x64). Microsoft boasts that Windows 8 works perfectly on a large number of devices and gadgets such as 10 inch tablets, laptops and all-in-one 27-inch high definition computers as well.
Windows 8 emerges with new and simple “Metro style” interface designed for touch, which provides the user with important information and can be used equally well by connecting a mouse and keyboard.

SkyDrive is a new option offered by Metro style applications, which give access to files, photographs and documents from almost anywhere, without requiring a browser.

Video: MS Windows 8 presentation Build Conference Anaheim California Sep. 2011