The Windows 10 Microsoft is still in the development phase, but companies working with Redmond say interest has increased, especially since the release of the first Windows 10 Technical Preview.
Millions of PCs are waiting for Windows 10, as the new operating system has already excited Microsoft fans. The collapse in PC sales over the past two years is also due to Windows 8. So there are many who believe that Windows 10 could boost PC sales, as Intel executives said during a recent press conference.
Renee James, Intel's chairman, said during the Credit Suisse Technology Conference on Tuesday that most manufacturers have already seen positive signs after the release of Window 10, so most are very optimistic that sales will grow only once release the new operating system.
James explained during the conference that Intel is very optimistic about Windows 10, pointing out that Redmond had adopted a very good strategy in the new operating system.
The fact that Microsoft is more focused on what its customers want certainly helps. Of course, for us at iGuRu.gr, they also help information who want the new operating system kernel upgraded to version 10.
It was time, in addition to the obvious changes, to "tease" the kernel of the operating system that was left in 6 version from 2007.
All this will of course be appreciated and rewarded by the company's customers. "Customers are very positive," James said, adding that some 600 million Windows 10 PCs could be off the market as soon as the new operating system is released.
