Microsoft is preparing interesting changes this year. In addition to the fact that he plans to release a new one Windows 8.1 Update 1, the company plans to release a completely new variant of its operating system. Microsoft wants to boost popularity Windows 8 on desktop and therefore wants to sell a new one Windows 8.1 with Bing. According to available information, it will be a super-cheap alternative for end users and computer manufacturers (OEMs) and will serve as an attractive upgrade for users of older versions Windows.
Super-cheap Windows with Bing will differ from the standard versions by the deep integration of the Bing search engine into the system. Bing is already included Windows 8.1, but its integration is not as deep. Will he offer Windows 8.1 with Bing less software features, we don't know them yet. However, the system will offer at least two advantages for Microsoft. Bing will gain more users and become more popular, while Microsoft will increase its competitiveness.
Because OEMs had to pay relatively high amounts for licenses Windows, it was reflected in the price of computers. This of course put off customers and in the US the company at a high price Windows paid off the team that people started switching to Chrome OS and Mac. Computers with Windows will therefore be sold at a lower price, which ultimately means an increase in share Windows 8.1 on the market. The company could announce more details in as little as a month at its annual //Build/ conference.
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*Source: tapscape.com
