Windows 8 everywhere to achieve three-dimensional effect

According to foreign media reports, in early 2011, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced that the company's next-generation operating The system will not only run on the desktop, but will also run in an ARM processor-based architecture.

Ballmer pointed out in CES 2011 in January that no matter what device you use, Windows will be there now or in the future.

With the "Windows Everywhere" strategy, Microsoft will bring Windows to tablets and smartphones. At the same time, in Windows 8, Microsoft will combine a 3D graphical user interface with a natural user interface to provide users with a superior system experience.

There are related rumors that at present, Microsoft has developed a three-dimensional user interface for Windows 8, and supports a new three-dimensional display.

Recently, Microsoft has received a new patent related to patent describes the display, the current innovative computer system provides a three-dimensional user interface that allows the user to a Group windows are combined and stored together as a task. With this new patented technology, each task image is located in a three-dimensional environment, and users can use special memory space to record the location of specific tasks.

The author believes that even if Microsoft can't combine the 3D user interface with 3D display in Windows 8, it will definitely achieve this goal in Windows 9.