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Windows 9 download link leaks ahead of Technical Preview launch

This week we should finally be able to get our hands on Windows 9 code direct from Microsoft. There are only a couple of days to go until the Technical Preview is officially unveiled at an event in San Francisco, and excitement has been mounting. Slightly ahead of schedule, a page has appeared on the Microsoft website that includes a download link to the 32- and 64-bit versions of the Windows Technical Preview for Enterprise. Intriguingly, the page refers to a version of Windows named Windows TH, but it's not clear that this is actually the name that will be used.

Before you get too excited about grabbing the latest Windows bits, it seems that the page is just a placeholder for now. The download button currently links to a non-updated version of the TechNet Evaluation Center, but a link to the download page that will be used was live briefly. It revealed that the US version of the Technical Preview weighs in at 3.16 GB and 4.10 GB. We've already got a pretty good idea of what to expect from the preview as there have been numerous build and screenshot leaks over recent weeks.

Edasi juba lingil:
http://betanews.com/2014/09/28/windows-9-download-link-leaks-ahead-of-technical-preview-launch/
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Edit: Ja prognoositakse, et uus Windows toetab nii 32-bit kui ka 64-bit op.süsteeme, mitte nii nagu vahepeal "sahistati", et ainult 64-bitiseid op.süsteeme.

Leaked Photo Confirms Windows 9 Will Work on Both 32-Bit and 64-Bit PCs
Microsoft will officially break the news on Windows 9 tomorrow, but thanks to screenshots and information that got leaked in the last 48 hours, we already know quite a lot of details about the builds that should be released to users in just a few hours.

Contrary to what some reports stated recently, Windows 9 will work on both 32- and 64-bit systems and the screenshot you see here is living proof.

People close to the matter indicated that Microsoft might make another significant change in Windows 9 and tweak the operating system to work only on 64-bit and 128-bit systems, thus giving up on the 32-bit architecture that continues to be really popular these days.

Somehow, such a decision would have made some sense given the fact that the PC industry is slowly migrating to 64-bit configurations for increased performance and better stability, but 32-bit systems still represent an important side of the industry for the majority of tech companies out there.

Edasi lingil:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Leaked-Photo-Confirms-Windows-9-Will-Work-on-Both-32-Bit-and-64-Bit-PCs-460233.shtml