At Microsoft’s WinHEC event, the company talked a lot about new Windows 10 developments, all with hopes to better equip hardware partners with that they need to develop amazing Windows 10 devices that will hopefully deliver the vision of a unified computing experience to the masses.
To deliver these experiences, it is important that Microsoft sets the minimum hardware requirements that will be consistent across the different brands of Windows 10 devices. These minimum requirements, as outlined by Paul Reed, Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, will need to be met in order to boot and run Windows 10, update and service the OS, as well as deliver a baseline user experience for devices that run the OS, regardless of the make or brand.
Read more at here: Microsoft outlines the minimum system requirements for Windows 10 desktops and phones
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