Approximately three years ago Microsoft released Windows 7, one of its best operating systems which brought a refreshed user interface design along with many security and performance improvements. Even though Windows 8 is still young in its development, it was received by the general public almost the same way as its older brother because it uses even less system resources and out of the box, Windows 8 seems to be also better optimized.

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