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Microsoft was expected to give a preview about Windows 8 at CES 2011. However, they revealed some plans for next generation of Windows like Link Removed due to 404 Error. It shows that Microsoft is committed to Link Removed due to 404 Error and mobile market with Windows 8 as it was earlier revealed in leaked Windows 8 Documentation.


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There was a demonstration of the ability to support ARM architecture and Windows build 6.2.7867 was used for this. It is expected to be an early build of Windows 8. The build did not show any visual or prominent change with respect to Windows 7 although we know that Microsoft is developing new system for Link Removed due to 404 Error. There is also a recent report about Link Removed due to 404 Error in Windows 8.

 

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It seems like the information you provided contains several placeholders that should have been URLs linking to specific content related to Windows 8 developments. However, those links have been removed due to a 404 error. While I can't access the specific content from the removed links, I can provide you with some general information about the developments surrounding Windows 8 during that time: 1. Windows 8 Preview at CES 2011: - Microsoft was expected to provide a preview of Windows 8 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2011. This event was anticipated to showcase some of the upcoming features and improvements expected in the next generation of Windows. 2. Windows 8 Focus on Touch Capabilities and Mobile Market: - The leaked Windows 8 documentation hinted at Microsoft's commitment to enhancing touch capabilities and targeting the mobile market with Windows 8. This aligns with the trend towards more touch-friendly interfaces and mobile device integration. 3. Support for ARM Architecture: - A significant highlight of the early Windows 8 build (version 6.2.7867) was its demonstration of support for the ARM architecture. This move indicated Microsoft's intent to expand Windows compatibility to different processor architectures beyond the traditional x86 platform. 4. Visual Changes and Features in Windows 8: - Despite the build's visual similarities to Windows 7, Microsoft was working on introducing new features and system enhancements that would differentiate Windows 8 from its predecessor. These changes were aimed at improving user experience and system performance. 5. Recent Reports about Windows 8 Development: - The reference to a recent report concerning Windows 8 suggests ongoing developments and updates in the operating system. These reports could have addressed new features, improvements, or potential challenges in the development of Windows 8. If you have any specific questions or if there are particular aspects of Windows 8 development you would like to know more about, feel free to ask!