Rumors Depicting the Date, Specs & Price of Microsoft Surface Pro 4

Six months after the Surface Pro 3 was released, Microsoft is reportedly gearing up for the release of the fourth version of the gadget - the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Latinos Post reported.

According to Crossmap.com, the upcoming version of the Surface Pro will have a bigger display screen than the previous versions, but will also be lighter than the Surface Pro 2 and 3.

Additionally, Latinos Post revealed that the Surface Pro 4 will have a greater CPU than its predecessors and will be running on the upcoming Windows 10. Also, the gadget is believed to have an increased RAM compared to the older versions of Surface Pro.

Although not much has been said about the price of the upcoming gadget, The Telegraph believes that it will have a higher price tag than the Surface Pro 3, which is being sold from US$800 to US$1400, with the smaller version having a lower price tag.

With regards to the release date of the gadget, Gospel Herald reported that the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 will be released at the same time as Windows 10, which will make it the first device to run using the newest Windows system.

After being faced with problems during the release of earlier Surface Pro devices, Microsoft has strived to focus on creating better devices that will be a hit with fans, and as a result, they were able to make the highly successful Microsoft Surface Pro 3, according to the International Business Times.

Microsoft Surface Pro 4: Rumors & Speculations

Rumors that a new generation of Surface Pro will be released after Surface lineup general manager Brian Hall wrote on Microsoft Surface Blog that the accessories of the Surface Pro 3 "are designed with our product roadmap to be compatible with the next generation of the Pro line Surface."

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Microsoft to Announce Windows 10 for Consumers

Microsoft is planning to launch Windows 10's consumer version within the late January of 2015, according to a report by Verge.

Microsoft earlier unveiled it's latest operating system in an event in San Francisco in September. The main focus of Microsoft will be on business applications and several applications that would be the successor of Windows 8.

The Verge in its website announced that Microsoft will unveil its major Windows 10 update in January, after the Consumer Electronics Show, but it didn't announced the date of the event or even venue for unveiling the Windows 10 consumer's version.

At the late January event, Microsoft will also "detail its plans for Windows phones and tablets, and possibly dashboard updates for its Xbox One gaming console," the Verge reported.

It wasn't clear if those rumored revelations tie in with Windows 10, but the site noted that "Windows 10 is designed to run across multiple devices, including PCs, tablets, phones, and the Xbox One ."

Windows 10 for consumers will feature more significant and dynamic features campared to Windows 10 for business. Earlier it was named as Windows 10, to skip "9", after the successor Windows 8.

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Microsoft Skips Windows 9: Unveils Windows 10

Looking for Windows 9, here's Windows 10. Microsoft, the huge tech giant on Tuesday announced its latest operating system Windows 10 shadowing its most unpopular Windows 8, skipping a number what people thought to be Windows 9.

Windows is a leading operating system with majority of the personal computers running on it worldwide is now aiming to recapture the business market by alluring looks and remarkable features of Windows 10.

Terry Myerson, head of Microsoft's operating system said, "Windows 10 will be our greatest enterprise platform ever".

Windows 8 was a big failure as only 20 % organizations switched over to Windows 8 all over the world. The touch based interface of Windows 8 was disliked by many PC users as they were habitual of using traditional start button pop-up menu.

Windows 10: "The Best Enterprise Platform Ever"

The Windows 10 project was also known as "Threshold" internally, as it can offer several hardware features just from a single platform and developers can develop universal apps that can be used anywhere. According to some trusted sources, the end product will look more like the traditional Windows 7 operating system.

Terry Myerson also said that "Windows 10 will deliver the right experience on the right device at the right time, and it will run on the broadest types of devices ever". The interface could be more likely a combination of Windows 7 and 8, borrowing the designing patterns from the previous versions of Windows.

It is expected that Microsoft will perform a preview test of Windows 10 within a time frame of a week & most probably will launch the operating system in the mid-spring of 2015.

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Windows 8.1 Will launch, Only When XP Dies

According to some trusted resources, in early April 2014, Windows will launch its new OS "Windows 8.1" and it may end-up the support for Windows XP.

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Microsoft may end the support from 8^th April 2014 as it could be a sad day for XP lovers, but it can also be the day, Microsoft may update Windows 8.1

According to the reports, MSDN users will get all the required updates a week earlier i.e., 2^nd April. According to the vice president Microsoft, Joe Belfiore, "company wants to "make things better" for users without touchscreens."

Moreover, "There will be no more security updates or technical support for the Windows XP operating system," as Microsoft makes clear.

Source:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-10805_3-57619697-75/windows-8.1-update-said-to-arrive-when-xp-ends/

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