Windows 8 Use the Display Interface Wind, Full 3D?

Windows 8 OS rumored to be attending 2 more years and has been confirmed not to be present in at least two years. However, based on the latest leak, Windows 8 when it is launched later will have a radical change in the user interface for high-end users. Aero on Windows 7 will be replaced by the Wind, a full 3D interface. The UI will completely change the icons, shortcuts, and other elements for daily use.

Operating System Windows 8 will also be consuming large memory, more than 170MB video memory and may be confined to the 64bit version of Windows 8 Logo 32-bit version has a memory limitation. Microsoft has used several techniques 3D acceleration in Windows 7 but most are still designed to display the 2D concept and the most visual effect was not seen when no adequate graphics support.

Although the rumor is not necessarily true, NVIDIA is also seen to reinforce it with the launch of Quadre graphics driver (version 265) that explicitly incorporate Windows 8 in 64 bit code, and implies support for Wind.

When the right to change the total, whether Windows 8 will be able to defend his favorite Windows as the operating system or whether Microsoft's strategy looks like take a gamble on gambling? Just wait for the possible presence emerging in 2013.