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9 Days to Windows 10
Microsoft's first TV spot looks to the future of Windows 10 and how it will fundamentally change security and access to our data with features such as Windows Hello.
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The count down to Windows 10 kicked off in earnest yesterday as Microsoft announced their marketing campaign that begins in the United States today and globally on 29 July when Windows 10 begins to arrive for users of Windows 7 and 8.1.
In a blog post over at the Blogging Windows site, the Windows Team shares that this effort will look at Windows 10 through the eyes of the next generation of computer users.
There are two spots posted at the Windows YouTube Channel, one of 30 seconds and the other at 60, that show the faces of young kids around the world and how their future of computing will be different because of Windows 10.
The spots provide a laundry lists of reasons why that computing future will be different including:
Windows Hello
Better security features such as Microsoft Passport
Touch screens on all devices
Microsoft Edge's ability to ink on web pages and share them
Cortana Personal Digital Assistant
Windows as a Service
As you will see and hear in the embedded videos below, some of the above features are not mentioned by name. They were easy for me to recognize because, just like many of you, I have been using Windows 10 for several months and understand the features.
Will everyday computer users watching a television commercial be able to pick up on these things or will the basic description in these ads be enough to intrigue those users to look further into the upcoming operating system?
But, wait...there's probably more so be sure to follow me on Twitter and Google+.
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