Those wary of the Windows 8 upgrade will be glad to know they have the option to downgrade the Operating system, if wanted.
Microsoft announced in its EULA that users will have the ability to downgrade the OS to either Windows 7 or Windows Vista, a feature seen in the Windows 7 Professional. The downgrade option is only available for those with the Windows 8 Pro and they have the option to downgrade to Windows 7 Pro and Vista Business.
Here is the actual wording:
Can I downgrade the software? Instead of using the Windows 8 Pro software, you may use one of the following earlier versions: Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business.
This only applies to the Windows PC, not any Windows Phones.
Additionally, if you purchase a Windows 7 PC (except Starter edition) between June 2, 2012 and January 31, 2013, you are eligible to get a Windows 8 Pro Upgrade license for just $14.99.
Source: LinkedIn and Binlogs.com


Microsoft’s annual
Nokia’s own Stephen Elop hit the stage this morning, and after a brief introduction he gave the floor to Jo Harlow, who had the privilege of showing off the Lumia 920 for the first time to the world. We also had a visit from Joe Belfriore who got on stage and covered two things. First, a recap and demo of what was talked about in June. Second, he sneaked in some new stuff while showing more innovation – mostly about the camera. Of course he also teased that more features will be shown off on a later date. Next up was Kevin Shields, who showed off some more features, including the NFC (Near Field Communication) functions. These involved wirelessly sending music to speakers and wireless headphones. He also touched on the wireless charging, being able to still use your phone while wearing gloves, and ultimately the PureView camera. 
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