Windows 8 ARM will have Office 15 built in

About Windows 8 ARM, Microsoft revealed a lot of news. The ARM-based Windows PC (WOA) is still under development, but PC vendors should be able to simultaneously launch Windows 8 ARM devices and their x86 /64 chipset PCs. Windows 8 ARM will have a built-in Office for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. These Office 15 programs are desktop programs. Microsoft has confirmed that touch and low-power ARM Office 15 Microsoft has always kept in mind. .

Microsoft abbreviates AMR version of Windows (Windows On ARM) as WOA. WOA is a new member of the Windows family, just like Windows Server, Windows Embedded, and Windows Phone. Developed on the basis of Windows, WOA is highly versatile with Windows 8 and shares code with Windows 8. Its development, sales, and support will be part of the world's largest computing system.

Although there is a clear lack of WOA programs, WOA will continue to support desktop mode, and Windows 8 tablet users will also have access to File Explorer, traditional desktop IE 10, and others. Windows desktop features, which is the key to Microsoft's strategy to ensure that Intel-based flat and ARM architectures are evenly matched. As Microsoft revealed today, developers will also develop Metro style applications for the ARM architecture, but existing x86/x64 programs will not run, emulate or port to WOA.

Microsoft has worked closely with its partners to develop WOA, and Microsoft plans to make WOA use it exclusively on hardware developers' hardware rather than as a branch. Although Microsoft has not made any announcements about Windows 8 ARM hardware, it has suggested that developers can get WOA hardware when the next generation of Windows 8 x86 /64 new milestones is released.

The following is a multi-figure of Office 15 for everyone:

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