Windows 8 specific applications are not limited to personal computers but can also run on a variety of compliant devices, most notably Microsoft Surface devices. This channel is a valid alternative for widespread distribution to classic direct user-led install of applications. Windows Store apps, in fact, can be distributed for free or for sale through a central marketplace known as the Windows Store.
In addition, Windows Store apps follow a different pattern as far as publishing and sales are concerned. These applications can only run on Windows 8 and they have a brand new look and feel compared to other and older Windows applications. More than 15 years later, Windows 8 comes with support for a completely new segment of applications named Windows Store apps. The last time it happened I think it was with Windows 95. Sometimes it happens that a new version of an operating system introduces a new type of application completely incompatible with older versions of the same system.
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