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Windows 11 (updated until October 2023) Since its first release, Windows 11 has aimed to redefine productivity and creativity in the era of modern computing
Microsoft’s next-generation operating system is not only getting a cosmetic makeover, but also a host of features designed for a new era of hybrid work and personal computing. Key features: Centered Start menu and taskbar: The Start menu has been moved to the center of the screen, providing a sleek, modern interface that is both intuitive and functional.
DirectStorage Support: Originally designed for Xbox Series X, DirectStorage enables faster game loading and more complex game worlds
Layouts and Docking Groups: Building on the window management features of Windows 10, Windows 11 introduces more complex layouts and docking groups for advanced multitasking. Virtual Desktops: Customizable virtual desktops allow users to create different work environments for different tasks, improving focus and productivity.
Widgets: Windows 11 includes the Widgets feature, which offers quick information like the weather, calendar, and news
Croatian: Microsoft Teams Integration: Microsoft Teams is now deeply integrated into the operating system, making it easy to connect for business and personal interactions. Improved touch, pen and voice input: With better touch sensitivity, stylus feedback and advanced voice recognition, Windows 11 aims to be the most accessible Windows yet.
Security improvements: TPM 20 is now a prerequisite, making Windows 11 more secure right out of the box
Android Apps on Windows: One of the most revolutionary features is the ability to run Android apps natively, thanks to a partnership with Amazon and its Appstore. Microsoft Store Redesign: The Microsoft Store has been completely redesigned to include a wider range of apps and media, from traditional Android and Windows apps to movies, games and more.
Features like Windows Hello, BitLocker and Microsoft Defender provide additional layers of security
System requirements: Windows 11 has stricter system requirements than its predecessor to ensure optimal performance and security: 64-bit processor compatible with a clock speed of 1 GHz or more 4 GB of RAM or more 64 GB of storage space or more DirectX 12 compatible graphics card with WDDM 2.0 driver Display with at least 720p resolution, UEFI firmware larger than 9 inches with TPM secure boot option version 2.0 Summary: Windows 11 represents Microsoft’s vision of the future of computing, bringing together the familiar and the new to create an operating system that is easy to use and powerful. Since launch, Microsoft has rolled out a series of updates to make Windows 11 even more secure and feature-rich, cementing its place as a key player in the modern computing landscape starting in 2023.
