All New Windows 11

 

Design changes

  • 1)  Start menu in the center
  • 2)    Transparency
  • 3)    Dark mode
  • 4)    Widgets- personalized feed
  • 5)    New Multitasking – Snap layout
  • 6)    Rounded corners
  • 7)    New transitions
  • 8)    Snap group
  • 9)    New setting page UI and a lot of changes

 

Performance Changes

  • 1)    Faster browsing
  • 2)    Windows update now, 40% smaller
  • 3)    Less energy
  • 4)    More battery
  • 5)    Most secure windows

 

New features

  • 1)    Android apps coming to windows
  • 2)    Teams’ integration in windows-one click
  • 3)    Better touch inputs in tablet mode
  • 4)    Haptics in the pen layout
  • 5)    New one screen keyboard
  • 6)    New snap group
  • 7)    New gaming features
  • 8)    New Windows store

 

Minimum Specs required for Windows 11

  • 1)    A modern 1Ghz 64-bit dual-core processor
  • 2)    4 GB Ram
  • 3)    64 GB drive
  • 4)    9-inch display
  • 5)    1366*768 resolution
  • 6)    UEFI, Secure Boot 7 TPM 2.0 compatible.
  • 7)    DirectX 12 compatible graphics/ WWDM 2.X

 

Features being removed by Windows

  • 1) No Cortana
  • 2)  Bye Bye live tiles in the start menu
  • 3)  Taskbar Pinning
  • 4)    Legendary IE (Internet Explorer) has been removed
  • 5)    No Skype (pre-installed)
  • 6)    No pre-installed Paint 3D

IT WILL BE LAUNCHING FOR WINDOWS INSIDER USERS FOR FREE.

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