After the report appeared a few days ago, relative to the
demands of OEMs to have a free version of Windows 8.1, more concrete news comes
to us to think that Microsoft would seriously consider it. According to leaks
from ZNet, the Redmond
Company would currently consider two options.
The first, which is not in itself a revolution, is to offer
the new update 8.1 free Windows user to Windows 7, all to facilitate the
migration to the new platform and thus increase the market share of the OS. The
second instead expected to provide producers with Windows 8.1 bundled with
services or Bing however free for systems with low-cost under $ 250.
In short, in order to facilitate the dissemination of the
new OS, and especially for (re) grab the users that are currently using the old
platform (Windows XP in the first place), the software giant seems willing to
give up some income.
Currently the option "Windows 8.1 with Bing "seems
to be more concrete also seen some screen circulated in recent hours on the web.
