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    Windows 8 Should Virtualize Everything

    Hey all, this is an old article from July, thought it to be some good reading. Full article @ Windows 8 Should Virtualize Everything | Lance Ulanoff | PCMag.com With the OS being totally isolated from any browser activity, there may be no need for AV's and the like. :cool:
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