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<blockquote data-quote="Flipx99" data-source="post: 7959214" data-attributes="member: 562352">I like Windows 8.When I boot up, everything is right there updated. I don&#039;t have to click on espn&#039;s site...the top news is scrolling with teams I watch the most starting first, twitter feeds updated, fantasy football news with info about my players, emails showing last couple emails (subjects and first few lines). It&#039;s almost like a command center right there. I don&#039;t like touch screens and like it even on a standard laptop. It also boots up faster than windows 7.It takes a few minutes to set everything up and sometimes things are quirky (you have to sign up for an x-box account to use your own music on x-box music app?) etc. But I haven&#039;t found anything I absolutely hate about it.With that said, I would not want it at work. All that I mentioned before wouldn&#039;t be allowed so it would be a PITA to do a bunch of extra clicking to get to the standard start screen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flipx99, post: 7959214, member: 562352"] I like Windows 8. When I boot up, everything is right there updated. I don't have to click on espn's site...the top news is scrolling with teams I watch the most starting first, twitter feeds updated, fantasy football news with info about my players, emails showing last couple emails (subjects and first few lines). It's almost like a command center right there. I don't like touch screens and like it even on a standard laptop. It also boots up faster than windows 7. It takes a few minutes to set everything up and sometimes things are quirky (you have to sign up for an x-box account to use your own music on x-box music app?) etc. But I haven't found anything I absolutely hate about it. With that said, I would not want it at work. All that I mentioned before wouldn't be allowed so it would be a PITA to do a bunch of extra clicking to get to the standard start screen. [/QUOTE]

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