Micrisoft reporter Mary Jo Foley from her “(Not so) Crazy Micro Rumors”file at ZDNet indicates that Windows8 will be ready for production by April 2012.
In this fall of mid-September at Microsoft’s Build Conference, Microsoft will release a beta build of Windows8.
Relying on her expertise, Foley offered a few facts to consider when addressing these tips. For one, she said, the Windows 8 team is staying mum on a release date, saying only that the final version will come 24 to 36 months after Windows 7, but not specifying whether that means the July 2009 RTM date or the October RTM launch.
Second, Foley said that Microsoft often builds in some extra time into its target dates and supposes that the summer 2012 release that’s been expected since the operating system was announced may have had that extra wiggle room.
Julie Larson-Green, vice president of Windows Experience post in company blog said several cues from Windows8’s mobile platform and will be for both tables and desktop computers, and it has the ability to snap and resize an application, and a user-friendly file system.
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