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Users who dislike the new Modern UI/Metro interface will also be able to boot right to the desktop.

If enough light can get into its dark ditch to illuminate its solar panels, Philae should be able to boot up.

You will also be able to boot into the Modern UI, but with the Apps list view open as the default.

It actually looks quite easy, and once you install a nice big 250GB hard drive in it, it might be pretty sweet to be able to boot the thing up into an all-purpose media player unencumbered by Sony's UI.

Most of the time, you'll be able to boot into the "Alpha UI," a thin layer on top of Windows that puts you straight into Steam, the de facto store for most PC games.

World's First Atom N280 Netbook With the extra power of the Intel Atom N280 processor, users will be able to boot faster, get work done quicker, and enjoy higher performance compared to other Atom N270-powered netbooks.

But I've found Birdfeed is able to boot up and load new tweets in about one second.

Macs have been able to boot from a networked drive for quite some time — over a decade, in fact.

There are merits to both of these (especially considering how fast Nikon jumps into LV), but being able to boot straight into video-shooting mode is handy if you're doing primarily video content.

NimbleX is a small but versatile operating system which is able to boot from a small 8 cm CD, from flash memory like USB pens or Mp3 players and even from the network.

With only a 1.6GHz Atom processor and 1GB of RAM, the Eee PC 1000H was able to boot into Windows in just under one minute 58 seconds, to be exact.