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by cm2187
3477 days ago
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It's not that bad. Win 8 inside was terrible. The hardware was OK. Not a big fan of the sharp edges when holding it. But to me the main problem was having built an iOS style environment, completely locked down, with no way to install anything unless you pay money to microsoft through the windows store (and redevelop your app). There was no technical reason to prevent regular .net apps from running directly on windows RT. So it was a subpar experience compared to iOS without the power and flexibility of windows. |
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