Windows 10 is a Windows 7 operating system is refreshed

"We want users to Windows 7 have the feeling that they are driving a Toyota Prius early and switch to running hours Tesla electric car," Microsoft stated.

• Microsoft introduced Windows 10

In the event took place in San Franscisco (USA) 30/9, Microsoft announced the next generation of Windows, called Windows 10 rather than Windows 9. US software group had hundreds of millions of customers using Windows 7 and the company wants them to upgrade to the latest version.

"Windows 10 was the car like Tesla versus Windows 7 Prius so," Joe Belfiore, vice president of Microsoft, said.

The new operating system still retains the essence of Windows 8 points as Snap mode, the dynamic Live Tile window or app store works on all devices from phones to TVs. However, basically, Windows 10 still is an upgrade from Windows 7. For example, the Start Menu, which was eliminated in the eighth Microsoft, has reappeared. Start Menu interface combines traditional styles from the Windows 7 or earlier and interface on Windows 8 Modern UI.

"Familiarity" is the word that Microsoft's experts constantly use when talking about Windows 10. They reiterated the upgrade will talk how simple, the new platform provides a feeling of belonging to stars for Windows users (instead of the molt is a completely like when Microsoft announced Windows 8).

The Verge comment, if Windows 10 is Windows 7 is refreshed, so Windows 8 is? Page said the technology, during the event, Microsoft does not seem to think much to those who are using Windows 8, but they indicate the direction to customers still using Windows 7 and Windows XP.

Not until 2015, the new Windows 10 hit the market, and sufficient time for other platforms continue to innovate. With many Windows users, version 10 is a significant step forward, enough to convince them to convert, as Microsoft hoped. But once mighty company introduced Windows 8 with different appearance than the previous generation of Windows in order to adapt to the trend of mobile, cloud and touch screen.

Meanwhile, Microsoft's decision seems to indicate that they are reluctant to continue to try new things. "Familiarity is always easy and create a sense of security, even bring big profits. But in the evolving industry and rapidly developing technology, 'familiar' is a dangerous choice", The Vergenoted.