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Microsoft would like you to meet the new Windows 8.1 Update (video)

Ron Ron
September 17, 2019
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Microsoft would like you to meet the new Windows 8.1 Update (video)

Earlier today, Microsoft rolled out Windows 8.1 Update, offering a host of new features and improvements to the operating system for those who prefer to use a mouse and a keyboard. On top of that, Microsoft has rolled out a few new videos showcasing the operating system update in action, introducing you to the new update.

There are four videos total, each roughly four minutes long. Microsoft is showcasing how “the new Windows” is all about you, the way you work, the stuff you love, and much more.

For those of you who have Windows 8.1 Update installed (or if you are waiting for your download to finish up), take a look at the videos embedded below for your viewing pleasure. Browse around our site and check out our Windows 8 section for all the latest news on the operating system and the update.

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