We'll couple that with an extended look at Storage Spaces, the software giant's solution for managing all your disk space needs. In the coming days, we'll be peeking under the hood in an investigation into the work Microsoft has done to make Windows 8 more secure, more efficient, and more flexible. On tap is a screenshot tour that shows off Redmond's shiny new look and feel, and we'll also look at benchmarks to make sure the OS still runs as well as it should. We're covering the installation and upgrade experience in a separate feature. Today we'll have the main review, which concentrates on Windows 8's radical new user interface and asks if Microsoft has at last managed to realize its dream of a true tablet PC. Over the next few days we'll be publishing a barrage of Windows 8 coverage. For the last year and a half, we've tracked its progress across three betas and the final release, exploring the ins and outs of Microsoft's most ambitious product launch in two decades.

It launches today and goes on sale globally tomorrow.

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