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Do we need another stripped-down version of Windows? Microsoft apparently thinks so

Do we need another stripped-down version of Windows? Microsoft apparently thinks so

Posted on December 4, 2018 By Jarvis

From the same developers that gave you Windows RT and Windows 10 in S Mode, comes Lite.

Both the people who make PCs and the people who use them have repeatedly shown that they prefer a full-featured version of Windows. Nevertheless, Microsoft appears to be developing a stripped-down Windows for those who have never experienced the real thing.

According to Petri, Microsoft is developing an OS that’s currently called “Lite” (not Windows Lite, just Lite). And it might not actually be Windows.
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Computers & IT Tags:Microsoft, Windows, Windows 10, windows rt

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