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In Pictures: Windows Server 2012
Reviewer Jonathan Hassell takes you through the highlights, and some lowlights, of the newly available Microsoft operating system.
The final build of WS2012
As of Sept. 4, Windows Server 2012 officially went up for sale. It was finalized and the gold master build produced in August.
A lot has changed from Windows Server 2008 R2 -- there are many new features and modifications to the user interface, and it represents a different way of working with Windows on the server. Microsoft has done a lot to bring Windows Server into the cloud age and to make it easier to for IT to support working anywhere and everywhere, without a loss of service or quality. It's also melded Windows 8 experiences into the OS in some questionable and strange ways.
In this photo gallery, we'll take you through the most significant changes visually.
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