gebraset Posted May 14, 2015 Posted May 14, 2015 While Windows 10 will apparently be the last major version of the iconic operating system, Tony Prophet, the Corporate Vice President of Windows and Search Marketing at Microsoft, has revealed that Windows 10 will be offered in six different versions, not including the three embedded and Internet of Things versions. The six versions that Windows 10 will be available in include Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education, Mobile, and Mobile Enterprise. The Home version will be focused on the mainstream consumer market, while the Pro version will cater to power users, technology enthusiasts, and mobile workers. The Enterprise edition of Windows 10 will be available to volume-licensing customers and feature the ability to only receive new security updates that Microsoft pushes out, and the education version will be available through academic volume licensing and is developed for staff, administrators, teachers, and students. The Mobile version is developed for small Intel and ARM tablets, as well as Windows Phones, and the Mobile Enterprise version is catered towards volume-licensing customers and offers the latest security and feature updates to users. Standalone pricing, licensing specifics, and detailed feature sets have not yet been revealed by Microsoft regarding its six versions of the Windows 10 operating system. Source: ZDNet Back to original news post Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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