I kinda get what you are going with here, since i’ve had the same feeling with their recent announcements too. Decoupling kinect and scaling down the pace of radical GUI changes during updates signals insecurity, but on the other hand they do have the money to wait through a longer time period to deliver this vision of theirs.
I still believe that this article isn’t really up to editorial standards, since this event was emphasized to target the enterprise market. To calm them down. You could see that in the way they spoke about these small changes (some of which revert to more of Windows 7 than 8) and about the main points delivered. Why would they go on and shout about their crazy visions or radical changes/features to the enterprise crowd? I clearly got the message that those things are to be talked about in an event targeting the consumer crowd, so why didn’t you?
But hey, this site is your playground and you are free to write articles on here from whatever point of view you wish. Meanwhile i hope you aknowledge that this type of prejudged journalism might lead people to other sites. Just a point to consider.
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