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WCP / Win.7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1.
Windows 8 and IE10, a Match Made in Speculation Heaven
At this point in the development process, Milestone 3 if sources close to Microsoft are to be trusted, there are more questions than answers about Windows 8.
The Redmond company has yet to confirm officially any details related to the next major iteration of Windows, and the operating system’s default browser version is just one of them.
Reports now indicate that Internet Explorer 10 will ship with Windows 8, according to Chinese site win7china but also additional sources.
What I can tell you in this regard is what members of the IE team told me last week.
A few days before Internet Explorer 9 RTW was scheduled to go live worldwide, I had a chat with two prominent members of the team that built the browser, Roger Capriotti, Director, Internet Explorer Product Marketing and Rob Mauceri, Group Program Manager at Microsoft.
System Manufacturer/Model Number LAPTOP. HP Pavilion dv7-4010TX . OS WCP / Win.7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1. CPU Intel i7 -720QM.[1.6GHz Turbo Boost 2.8GHz. 6MB Cache.] Memory 8 DDR 3 RAM. 1066MHZ Graphics Card ATI 1024 MB. DDR3. Radeon HD5650 Monitor(s) Displays 17.3" High Definition Brightview LCD. LED Backlit. Screen Resolution 1600 x 900.
Keyboard Does the keyboardless Laptop exist? Mouse Logitech Anywhere mouse. MX. Case Laptop / notebook. Cooling Of course.Cooler Master 3 fan with various speeds. Hard Drives 640GB Internet Speed Too slow. Other Info Nunya...
System Manufacturer/Model Number 24c Built OS Win7x64 Pro CPU i7-950 Motherboard ASUS P6T Memory Crosair XM53 - 12 GB Graphics Card EVGA-NVIDIA 9800 GT+ Sound Card n/a Monitor(s) Displays 2 Samsung 2343BWX Screen Resolution 2048x1152
Keyboard Logitech K750 solar Mouse Logitech M310 wireless PSU Thermaltake WO229RU Case ANTEC 900 Cooling stock case fans Hard Drives Vertex 2 40 OS,
Vertex 2 40 OS,
Vertex LE 100 Data,
Vertex 2 240 Backup,
WD 640 Backup Internet Speed pretty quick
IE 9 is faster but if IE 10 still doesn't step it up in terms of html 5 support and css 3 and general web standards then I don't think it really matters because by then IE 10 will be way behind it's competition.
IE 9 is faster but if IE 10 still doesn't step it up in terms of html 5 support and css 3 and general web standards then I don't think it really matters because by then IE 10 will be way behind it's competition.