Microsoft has just announced on its official site that Microsoft Windows 10 will be released on July 29. The company is offering help with updating to this new operating system on PC and tablets. It seems like a world festival revolving around Windows 10.

Windows 10 will be available to its testers first on July 29 before it can be officially used by everyone. Users can upgrade their devices to the new operating system after that time. Moreover, Windows 10 will be available on some new computers at launch. This means the next generation of PC, laptop, or tablets, will probably run Windows 10 upon releasing this year.

Microsoft has been the most well-known company for providing computer operating system. For the release of Windows 10, let us take a look at the list of past Windows operating systems so far.

Windows 2000

Released in 2000, the OS is the final release that has the Windows NT design. Designed for business use, Windows 2000 had quite a high safety performance.

Windows XP

One of major versions of Windows, Windows XP was released October 25, 2001. It was marketed into two main editions: Home and professional.

Windows Vista

This version of Windows received many positive responses for its redesigned user interfaces, which made a stepping stone for later versions of Windows.

Windows 7

Released on  October 22, 2009, Windows 7 aimed to be more compatible with hardware and applications that its predecessor, Windows Vista, was already compatible with. Windows 7 also had improved performance, making it one of the most used OS.

Windows 8

A successor to Windows 7, Windows 8, was released on on October 26, 2012. Significant changes were made to this version, such as allowing touch gestures on the screen of the supported device. Many new apps appeared to make use of this feature.

and on the way – Windows 10

With Windows 10 on its release, surely a lot of devices such as computers or tablets will be using this OS. To enhance users experience, probably many great devices will be released too. It is really exciting news for technology lovers.