Posted on Thursday, September 27 2012 @ 21:33 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Yesterday word hit the wire that Intel CEO Paul Otellini had called Windows 8 a "half-baked" operating system with many bugs that still need to be patched, but the chip giant was quick to call these reports unsubstantiated.
Intel denies that its head criticized Windows 8 operating system and called it half-baked. The chip giant is looking forward release of Windows 8 as it has multiple design wins with PCs running the OS.
"Intel has a long and successful heritage working with Microsoft on the release of Windows platforms, delivering devices that provide exciting experiences, stunning performance, and superior compatibility. Intel fully expects this to continue with Windows 8. Intel, Microsoft and our partners have been working closely together on testing and validation to ensure delivery of a high-quality experience across the nearly 200 Intel-based designs that will start launching in October," the official statement by Intel reads.
Source: X-bit Labs
