Microsoft confirms September 30 release Win9 preview version or free for WIN8 users

Microsoft sends an invitation letter September 30 release Windows 9 System preview Beijing time September 16 news, according to Science and technology blog ZDNet reported that Microsoft Monday to the media issued an invitation, the company plans to be issued on September 30 in San Francisco, code-named Threshold Windows 9 operating system preview version. Microsoft's invitation is: Join us and listen to the next version of Windows and corporate stories. Although the invitation did not specify whether the launch will showcase the Microsoft Windows Threshold Technology Preview, it was rumored that the public preview version of Microsoft's threshold system would debut at the end of September or early October. It is reported that Microsoft plans to officially release the Windows 9 system in the spring of 2015, and the display of the Windows 9 Enterprise Technology Preview version, may not include the full version of all features. The company's technology preview, which is displayed by Microsoft, will focus on showing some changes on desktop computers with Intel processors, sources said. The source also said it is expected that Microsoft will release another preview version of the Windows 9 operating system in January or February in 2015, which will focus on the new features of Windows on ARM processor-based mobile devices. In addition, the current threshold system, which is not yet determined whether it will eventually be named Windows 9, will be the last major update for Windows. It is reported that after the release of Threshold, Microsoft plans to publish a small update on a regular basis. Prior to the release of the 2015 official release of the spring, Microsoft was expected to release a series of new features and interface change designs for the Windows 9 system, enabling the system to better support mouse and keyboard operations. Sources said that the Windows 9 system is expected to configure the redesigned mini Start key, remove the charms sidebar, support desktop running Metro style applications, support virtual desktops, and may include Cortana personal digital assistant technology. Microsoft officials are said to be considering the upgrade policy for Windows 9 systems: whether to implement the existing Windows 7 and Windows 8 users free of charge as an incentive for users to upgrade. (Compile/Joshui)