Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates: $100 Or More? MSFT Early OS Announcement To Hold Off Apple's Rivalry, Release Oct-Dec.2015
Microsoft has a reputation of coming up with new projects and products that are universally designed with better standards each time. And this gives rise to a lot of
That's probably why there is so much whirl circulating about launch dates and price of the Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates. According to most reports, Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates reveal this time consumers may have to wait until October - December to get the latest Windows OS.
Then there's the question, 'Why did Microsoft introduce Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates a month ago?' Sounds like a conundrum, but Windows 10, is in the process of development at the Redmond, Seattle headquarters.
Reports say though Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates confirm the planned launch of the new OS, CEO Satya Nadella knows very little about release date and price. That might not be so strange since he might be relying on Microsoft Windows VP to come through with a winning product, while he oversees other projects like the Nokia acquisition and a brand new line of Lumia phones.
But tech experts have said in a number of reports, "Microsoft is nowhere in the condition to release a new OS in the coming months. They are working on a couple of other projects including the smartwatch before Windows 10 comes out. As a matter of fact, the expected date of release will be somewhere around October 2015 to December 2015, which leaves us with around a year of waiting time," Havell's reported.
One answer to an early Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates announcement is to add credibility to MSFT that it is making rival products just like Apple's brand new iPhone 6 and the Apple Watch.
As far as operation systems go, Apple's release of OS X Yosemite equipped with advanced features and graphics is noteworthy. Assessing the price of Microsoft Windows 10 Price Updates, Windows 8 costs about $100 so a price on Windows 10 should bring that price tag down. Another theory is that it could sell Windows 10 for the same price. However, some techies are convinced that MSFT should follow Apple's model and price its next OS for free. Experts say, pricing will be a difficult option based on Redmond, Seattle-based Microsoft's previous releases.
