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Microsoft WN7-00614U2 Win 8.1 64Bit Eng Intl 1pk DSP OEI DVD
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Window 8.1 is a major upgrade to Windows 8 introduced at the end of 2013. Code-named Windows Blue, it featured numerous changes to the Start screen such as more tile sizes, new apps, a combined local data and Web search, a rearranged Explorer file hierarchy (for the umpteenth time), and the capability of sending screen contents directly to the TV (see Miracast). The One Drive cloud storage (formerly SkyDrive) became more integrated.
Windows 8.1 runs on touchscreen devices as well as traditional computers that rely on a mouse and keyboard. Microsoft designed Windows 8.1 to address widespread complaints about Windows 8. Most notably, Windows 8.1 reinstated the Start button, a familiar navigational feature of previous OS versions. Microsoft also made it easier to open, close and multitask among several apps using a mouse.
Under the covers were internal improvements, as well as support for the Resilient File System (see ReFS) and solid state technologies
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Window 8.1 is a major upgrade to Windows 8 introduced at the end of 2013. Code-named Windows Blue, it featured numerous changes to the Start screen such as more tile sizes, new apps, a combined local data and Web search, a rearranged Explorer file hierarchy (for the umpteenth time), and the capability of sending screen contents directly to the TV (see Miracast). The One Drive cloud storage (formerly SkyDrive) became more integrated.
Windows 8.1 runs on touchscreen devices as well as traditional computers that rely on a mouse and keyboard. Microsoft designed Windows 8.1 to address widespread complaints about Windows 8. Most notably, Windows 8.1 reinstated the Start button, a familiar navigational feature of previous OS versions. Microsoft also made it easier to open, close and multitask among several apps using a mouse.
Under the covers were internal improvements, as well as support for the Resilient File System (see ReFS) and solid state technologies
