Microsoft has lined up three different versions of Windows; Windows 8, Windows 8 pro, and Windows RT are all set for launch by October.
According to Brandon LeBlanc, the communication manager from Microsoft; all these versions of Windows are versatile and flexible. They can be used on a “x86/64” and “WOA” computers with options to switch keyboard, mouse and touch interface as per your desire. It does have an enhanced interface which is swift and stunning. This OS comes with a silky design along with other features that sounds good when it comes to handling of different applications that can be downloaded from Windows store. It does facilitate different no compromise applications to share various files faster and easier.
Microsoft has decided to name its new operating system “Windows 8”; it comes in two different versions compatible to tablets and PC’s that run on “x86” processor. Windows 8 and Windows 8 pro are these two versions which have improved features like Windows 8 help and multi monitor support. Windows 8 was developed by Microsoft with the ability to switch languages according to the location change. This would be helpful in establishing its brand name in promising markets like china.
All the features in Windows 8 are portrayed in such a way that it would be helpful for the business analysts and technical professionals in making their work easy. Advanced features will aid to see through the encryption, virtualization and domain connectivity in your computer. These features make Windows 8 pro inevitable for people living in a business environment.
The single edition that comes with your device powered by ARM processors has better battery backup. Windows RT consist of touch screen compatible desktop versions for MS Office tools which will promote the growth of cloud enabled, touch enabled and network connected applications.
Just like all other versions of Operating Systems from Microsoft Windows 8 will also be having its enterprise edition. This is to make sure that their IT users, who value for enhanced PC operation and administration, advanced security, virtualization and mobility scenarios. For such users Windows 8 can be regarded as the last resort because there isn’t any other operating system in this era that’s going to provide all these features along with able Windows 8 help centers under your belt.
