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Microsoft first ever desktop computer unveiled
Posted on: 28/Oct/2016 11:15:51 AM
Microsoft has unveiled its first-ever desktop computer and a free update to its Windows operating system that allows edits using 3D simulations. The Windows 10 Creators Update, coming in early 2017, lets mobile devices scan an object on all sides so it can rotate 360 degrees in a photograph. It also allows for three-dimensional graphics in Microsoft`s popular PowerPoint presentation software, and a new Paint 3D application allows edits in 3D simulations.
Speaking about this, analysts and experts say, Microsoft has its work cut out in trying to convince potential customers that its products are more than just the workhorses they`ve always been for many. That won`t change overnight. The technology company`s desktop computer, the Surface Studio, has a touch-screen monitor that can lie flat and be drawn on with a stylus. Microsoft also said it would introduce a new Surface Book laptop whose battery life is 30 per cent longer at 16 hours. At USD 2,999 and up, the Surface Studio will be out of reach for the vast majority of consumers. The upgrade puts Microsoft at the forefront of mass-market 3D technology, with the potential to please average users and intensive gamers alike. Microsoft is getting ahead of the curve. Their marketing efforts to illustrate the 3D ability seems to be ahead of Apple`s.
Microsoft has said, Business partners HP, Lenovo, Dell and others will introduce virtual reality headsets, starting at USD 299, that work with the new Windows 10. We are building Windows for each of us, and enabling, people to experience computing in new ways. Revenue for the Windows and computing unit fell 1.8 per cent last quarter to USD 9.29 billion.
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