About Windows8's Fragmentation Q&A

A few questions and answers about Windows 8: #1. Why is Microsoft's next-generation operating system named "Windows 8"? Microsoft has changed the way the operating system is named, such as XP, Vista, camera failure, and decided to use internal numbers in future Windows operating systems. For example, Windows 7 is the seventh Windows operating system released by Microsoft, so the successor to Windows 7 will be named Windows 8. #2, When will Windows 8 be released? In general, Microsoft's operating system release cycle is 3 years, so Windows 8 should be available around December 2011 to early 2012, about three years after the release of Windows 7. #3, Will Microsoft release the beta or RC version of Windows 8? Certainly, Windows 8 builds will be leaked before Windows 8 is officially released. Windows 8 looks forward to improved 10 points: #1, better support for multiple monitors #2, less versions: multiple versions of Windows can make users confused and difficult to choose, so the number of Windows 8 versions is not much In 3. #3, can customize the boot screen: But I also hope that the startup speed of Windows 8 can be so fast that the user can not see the boot screen. #4, Better Multimedia Network Support #5, Improved Taskbar: Integrate an improved flip or add a virtual taskbar to the screen. #6, Update Windows Explorer: Windows Explorer has been around for a long time and needs urgent rectification. #7, Write a brand new Windows code: but pay attention to backwards compatibility. #8, User Account Synchronization: In this way, users do not have to set my bookmarks, folders, settings, parameters, files, etc. on each computer. #9, Better update and maintenance: Windows 8 can automatically complete patch repair through its own background. #10, Storage Array: Windows Home Server can only tell the user how much storage is available, but it will not be refined to a separate disk. I hope that Windows 8 will allow users to allocate storage or create virtual drives.