The release date applies to new Windows 8 PCs and to upgrades, which will cost $40 through January 31 for users running Windows XP or later.No specific launch day hardware was mentioned, but ...

After spending what seems like eons with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, Microsoft has finally given us a release date for Windows 8. We already… ...

Last week Microsoft confirmed that Windows 8 was on course for a late October release, but Windows chief Steve Sinofsky has finally revealed the date on which the new operating system will be ...

News. Windows 8 Release Date Possibly Leaked. By Kurt Mackie; 01/27/2010; A former Microsoft employee apparently disclosed release-to-manufacturing (RTM) dates for future Microsoft products ...

Windows 8.1 release date confirmed for Oct. 18. Windows 8.1 Desktop and Home screen Microsoft. Aug. 14, 2013, 11:01 AM EDT. By Lisa Eadicicco. Microsoft has announced that the first major update ...

Windows 8 release date revealed. Microsoft has finally unveiled the release date for Windows 8. Will you be upgrading? Dan Grabham Follow @dangrabham. 19 July 2012 / 08:46 BST 3 March 2023 / 13:58 GMT ...

Windows 8 release date announced. Just in time for Halloween. News by Jeffrey Matulef Contributor Updated on July 19, 2012. 60 comments Windows 8 will launch on ...

Specific Windows 8 release-cycle dates were reported today on a financial news Web site. Dividend.com cited an unnamed financial analyst source at Nomura Securities for the dates.

Windows; Windows 8 release date set for "late October" News. By Adam Oxford published 10 July 2012 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Future Windows desktops, notebooks, and tablets will all be running Windows 8 and the release date is now hinted for Autumn 2012. Advertisement. Microsoft VP, Dan'l Lewin, ...

Pocket-lint is reporting that Windows 8 will be launched in October of this year, quoting director of Windows PR Janelle Poole.

With a release date confirmed for Windows 8, Microsoft has cleared the way for tablets powered by Windows 8, and phones powered by the mobile spin-off, Windows Phone 8.