Windows 11 has been announced

However, there is a view that the only new thing is the name, which is basically just an extension of traditional Windows. A reasonable Windows life cycle is 5 years Six years have passed since 2015, when the first Windows 10 was RTM. Six years is longer than the five years from Windows XP released in 2001 to Windows Vista released in 2006. 

Vista was a very ambitious and beautiful Windows, and I personally liked it the most. The downside was that it required too many resources for the time, so there was a big gap between "usable" and "comfortable", and instability was noticeable in poor hardware configurations. right. Windows 7 was released in 2009 to eliminate the resource consumption and make it a diet and simplification. And that Windows 7 continues to be used by corporate users for extended support even after the release of Windows 8 and after 2015, when mainstream support ended, and it is still fresh in my memory that support ended at the beginning of 2020. It has been used in many fields for 10 years. If you dig deeper, the cornerstone of modern Windows is Windows NT in 1994. It was an OS for servers, but five years later, in 1999, it became windows 2000, and it became Windows as a corporate client OS. The following year, it was redesigned for consumer Windows XP. Considering these circumstances, I think that the Windows renewal cycle is about 5 years, and the lifespan is about 10 years, which is twice that. If so, Windows renewal after 6 years can be considered as a customary category, but as a result, the 'last Windows' became a lie. However, it is appropriate to position this Windows as a clearly marketing "new Windows". Windows with a modern look 

The impression of a quick look is modern, such as the slight radius at the four corners of the opened window. Personally, I had the impression that Vista was modern and came back. The taskbar lies at the bottom of the desktop, and apparently it can't be moved to the top. And the taskbar buttons are centered. Moreover, that traditional start button is also centered together with other taskbar buttons. Anyway, I wanted you to center it including the time display in the notification area so that the movement of the line of sight would be small. Teams was integrated, and the basic environment for modern communication was standard equipment on the OS. 

 Notably, in addition to the generation of Intel processors, 32-bit processors have been discontinued and TPM support has become mandatory. 10 + 1 = 11 for extension and renovation After all, even after the release of Windows 11, Windows 10 will continue to be used in parallel. In a sense, Windows 11 turns on optional features that were turned off in Windows 10, and you can think of it as raising the bar for your operating environment when it comes to securing resources for it. In terms of what you can do, Windows 10 is no different than Windows 11. I don't know what the implementation will be about Android app support, but it's possible to think that it's not a lie that Windows 10 is the last Windows, although the name has changed. Windows 11 is positioned as a special edition of Windows 10. Even if the non-modern environment of 3-4 years ago seems to be truncated, it will continue to be supported as Windows 10.