Microsoft Windows 10 review

Windows 10 tries to bridge gap between Windows 7, its most popular Operating System to-date, and Windows 8, a radical departure from traditional computing, typically neglected by business users. For now, of whatever I’ve seen as a Windows Insider as well as now the fully baked version, Microsoft has done an excellent job.

Check out this mini review video from Engadget.

 

The new OS combines the best bits of old and new Windows features into a cohesive package, while correcting nearly all of the missteps of Windows 8. The upgrade process is mostly painless, and free for most Windows 7 and 8 users. However, Windows 10 still remains to be a touch first experience. Many users without a touch-screen PC or a Microphone and Speaker will not able to enjoy the best Windows 10 can offer.

 

The upgrade process was fairly painless, it took just under hour to upgrade the PC using online Upgrade tool. I will post an update once upgrading my work PC with downloaded ISO image.

 

All in all, this is a must get upgrade for businesses and consumers alike, at least its FREE for most users!

 

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