Irony: Black iPad Looks Like It Was Made for Windows 8

If you really want to use Windows 8 on a tablet, you have no other choice than to wait until the end of October when Microsoft will officially launch the eagerly-awaited Surface.

If you have an iMac on the other hand, simply install Parallels, set up Windows 8 and use the Parallels remote app to access it from your iPad.

That's actually the story behind this photo published by Michael Gartenberg on Twitter, so you can stop cheering and singing because iPads aren't yet capable of running Windows 8. We said “yet” because an emulated version of Windows 8, specifically modified by iPad fans out there, is very likely to reach the Internet sometime in the near future.

The irony, however, is that the Windows 8 start screen looks unbelievably good on the iPad, so until we get the chance to see the Surface, iPad is our number one choice when it comes to a Windows 8 tablet.

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