Also the company demoed Cortana running on a PC using natural-language, and many new features for Windows 10 including Continuum mode, project Spartan web browser, a more integrated OneDrive experience, and a new Xbox experience in your PC. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 will be free for Windows 8.1, Windows 7, and Windows Phone 8.1 Microsoft also announced the Surface Hub, an 84-inch 4K screen aimed for business customers, featuring microphones, speakers, cameras, Bluetooth and NFC connectivity, and a touch-enabled screen that works perfectly with a stylus pen. Perhaps the biggest surprise in the event was Microsoft’s virtual reality headset call HoloLens that uses Windows Holographic set of APIs embedded in Windows 10 and makes possible to bring holographic imagery to the real world. SEE ALSO: Watch Joe Belfiore unveiling the new Windows 10 experiences for consumers (video) If you did not have the chance to watch the livestream of the Windows 10 event, do not worry; you can watch everything that happened today at this Microsoft website. Click the Play button below and enjoy the presentation:
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