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This screenshot of Windows 8 Developer Preview (Build 8102) running on a machine with two monitors shows some new features in Windows 8, such as its ability to pin Metro apps to the side of a screen and show different wallpapers on different monitors. The image also displays the new Explorer file browser interface and the new interface in the Task Manager. The Explorer window "Desktop" in the lower left-hand corner of the Desktop is to show that the pinned app is "Always On Top".

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1.342% of original size; any smaller would not accurately represent Windows 8's features

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