Microsoft has announced its newest hardware, the Surface Studio, which has a 28-inch touchscreen, an Intel Core i7 processor onboard and a new Surface Dial input device. It will be available for $3000.
After a six-year run with no major upgrades to the operating system, Microsoft finally released Windows Vista in 2007. But with a rocky start to Windows Vista, many people stuck with XP, prolonging its run as the world’s most popular OS until August, 2012.
We got some hands-on time with Microsoft’s HoloLens and even though the company has given us neither a price nor a release date, it definitely looks promising.
Seemingly everyone on the Net has a theory as to why Microsoft skipped the name “Windows 9” and jumped to 10. Here’s one explanation that actually makes sense.