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I think it is only appropriate to speak of Windows 8. Windows 8/8.1 is the current Microsoft OS and we are talking about the next OS. I am sure that at this point of the development process of Windows 7, everyone was talking about what in Vista they wanted/didn't want. Even Microsoft itself appears to have given up on 8/8.1. But I think it is normal to compare the next OS to the current one. I, for one, want options and don't want a phone or tablet OS to be ported to the desktop. I want a real desktop OS, much like Windows 7 is. Much, if not most, of the things we like about Windows 8 could have been Windows 7 SP2.Lee, post: 34931, member: 135 said: