| Place of Origin: | USA |
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| Brand Name: | Microsoft |
| Certification: | CE |
| Model Number: | Windows 10 pro USB |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 10 |
| Price: | $25 |
| Packaging Details: | Retail Package |
| Delivery Time: | 3-5days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 1000pcs/day |
| Product Name: | Windows 10 Professional Usb | Brand: | Microsoft |
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| Brand Name: | Keycard Ce Microsoft Factories | Version: | Window 10 Professional USB |
| Suit For: | Window 10 Professional | Model Number: | Blue Sticker Windows 10 Pro Usb Flash Drive |
| Package: | Window 10 Professional USB Product Key | Program: | Windows 10 Professional 32/64 Bits |
| Type: | Genuine System Builder Factories | Language: | Multi-language |
Advanced user features
In addition to the addition of the Start menu and other interface changes, Windows 10 also offers some new features for advanced users. The first is the virtual desktop. This feature allows users to pretend that they have multiple displays and arrange the windows across multiple different work areas. This is a very useful feature if you need to handle a large number of applications at the same time, but limited by screen space. As part of this feature, Alt + Tab now has a new view. After clicking on the shortcut, you will see the Task View interface, which integrates the window switching and management functions. Although there is still a gap between the overall effect and OS X, this feature will be very useful for some users. In addition, Windows 10 has also upgraded the command prompt feature. For a long time, this command input tool has been lacking some fairly basic functions, such as copy and paste. Now, Microsoft has finally perfected this. In addition, the command prompt supports many other new options and shortcuts, which makes it even more powerful and easy to use. All in all, Windows 10 brings a lot of useful features to advanced users, although the virtual desktop system needs a little bit of improvement.
Xbox applications, DirectX 12 and game features
Windows 8 doesn't bring the most exciting things to gamers, so most PC game users don't see any reason to upgrade. But Windows 10 does include features that game users will be very interested in. The first is the Xbox app, which will be the game hub of the system. Here you can track your Xbox game status, chat with friends, or browse their Xbox updates. In addition, the app incorporates other important game features, such as game streaming. Specifically, you can stream Xbox One games from your host to your PC, so you can play Xbox exclusive games on your PC. Cross-platform games will also be one of the new features, with which PCs and Xbox players can play together. However, considering that the mouse and keyboard have great advantages over the handles in many games, how the actual performance of this function remains to be seen, but in any case, it is a great feature. Finally, you can also record video of any game, just like on the Xbox One. The game content will continue to be recorded, and you can choose to use the last 30 seconds of the image to create a video that shows you the wonderful operation you just had in the game. While these features may seem a bit ugly for high-end PC gamers, they are always cool features. In addition, Windows 10 will also enjoy Microsoft's newly developed game API DirectX 12, which is expected to bring significant performance and image enhancements to the new PC game. While the actual experience of these features remains to be seen, for gamers, Windows 10 is clearly more worth looking forward to than Windows 8.
Web browsing
Windows 8 upgrades the classic IE browser, and Windows 10 will bring a new web browser, Spartan. Spartan uses a new rendering engine and also includes a host of new features, including reading modes, creating temporary "read later" bookmarks, and integration with Cortana. However, because it has not yet been added to the preview version, the specific performance of Spartan is still unknown.
Performance
The performance improvement brought by Windows 8 is very obvious. Compared with Windows 7, the former feels faster in entering/exiting standby mode at boot speed or in general use. Unfortunately, Windows 10 doesn't seem to offer the same dramatic improvements as Windows 8.
