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New Windows 8 wallpapers.

Microsoft is keeping a tight lid on any information about "Windows 8." But back in June, leaked slides on the Web indicate that, with its next client OS, Microsoft will push for near-instant start-up times, integrated facial recognition technologies, support for USB 3.0 and Bluetooth 3.0, compatibility across different devices through the cloud, and simpler streaming of movies and TV shows to any screen.

It's clear that Microsoft intends to cover the increasingly diverse hardware landscape with Windows 8.


Directions on Microsoft, an independent research firm, has some ideas of its own for the next version of Windows.

In an as-yet-unpublished report, Directions on Microsoft Research Vice President Michael Cherry compiles a Windows 8 wish list consisting of faster start-up times, a timely release, coherent error messages and more.

This fourth batch of Windows 8 wallpapers were sent in by a fifteen year old.



Sunshine In The Trees 
Sunshine In The Trees

Sun Rays Through Red Trees
Sun Rays Through Red Trees

Spring Wallpaper 
Spring Wallpaper

Mountains And Valley
Mountains And Valley

Flowers Field Wallpaper
Flowers Field Wallpaper

Lake And Valley 
Lake And Valley
Blue Beach Wallpaper 
Blue Beach Wallpaper

Windows8 Fire Wallpaper 
Windows8 Fire Wallpaper
Windows 8 Colourful Wallpaper 1 
Windows 8 Colourful Wallpaper 1

Windows 8 Elements Wallpaper 
Windows 8 Elements Wallpaper

Windows 8 Infinity Wallpaper 
Windows 8 Infinity Wallpaper

Windows 8 The New Begining 
Windows 8 The New Begining

Windows 8 Colourful Eggs Wallpaper 
Windows 8 Colourful Eggs Wallpaper

Windows 8 Beta Black Wallpaper Hd
Windows 8 Beta Black Wallpaper Hd

Freaky Windows 8 Wallpaper Black
Freaky Windows 8 Wallpaper Black


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