Windows 11 has an entirely new look. Microsoft obviously requires a compelling justification for reversing its earlier statements while still abandoning Windows 10 by announcing a new operating system number. And a brand-new design is excellent for that. This announcement's main feature is a significant user interface overhaul. Since Windows 10X is not being released to the public, a sizable amount of the UX modifications will be taken from that shell.
Right angles won't exist anymore. Fillets will take their place. Insiders and concept artists are divided on this issue; some are certain that Microsoft will stick to its principles and maintain perfect angles. Others, on the other hand, are certain that Microsoft will adopt the fillet trend in 2021.
The background will be transparent and blurred everywhere. The island-style of the window displays, the corner layout, and the menu's levitation effect are all subject to debate online. However, practically everyone agrees that the windows are transparent. Most leaks and design renderings depict transparency and blur in every window, including at the very least the Start menu and Explorer.
System prerequisites:
CPU: A suitable 64-bit CPU running at 1 GHz or faster with two or more cores. On its website, Microsoft lists the supported processors.
4 gigabytes or more of RAM
Storage: A hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD) with 64 GB or more of capacity
System Firmware: Capable of UEFI and Secure Boot
(Common on motherboards produced after 2016) TPM:Trusted Platform Module 2.0
Graphics Card:WDDM 2.0 driver and DirectX 12 or later compatible
Display:An HD screen with at least 720p (1280720) resolution and a diagonal size of at least 9 inches (8 bits per color channel).
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Right angles won't exist anymore. Fillets will take their place. Insiders and concept artists are divided on this issue; some are certain that Microsoft will stick to its principles and maintain perfect angles. Others, on the other hand, are certain that Microsoft will adopt the fillet trend in 2021.
The background will be transparent and blurred everywhere. The island-style of the window displays, the corner layout, and the menu's levitation effect are all subject to debate online. However, practically everyone agrees that the windows are transparent. Most leaks and design renderings depict transparency and blur in every window, including at the very least the Start menu and Explorer.
System prerequisites:
CPU: A suitable 64-bit CPU running at 1 GHz or faster with two or more cores. On its website, Microsoft lists the supported processors.
4 gigabytes or more of RAM
Storage: A hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD) with 64 GB or more of capacity
System Firmware: Capable of UEFI and Secure Boot
(Common on motherboards produced after 2016) TPM:Trusted Platform Module 2.0
Graphics Card:WDDM 2.0 driver and DirectX 12 or later compatible
Display:An HD screen with at least 720p (1280720) resolution and a diagonal size of at least 9 inches (8 bits per color channel).
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