Intel's roadmap Windows 10 with Bing version first exposed

Windows 8.1 with Bing, which is Microsoft's low-priced version of Windows 8.1 for OEMs. . The system has most of the features of Windows 8.1, but OEMs cannot modify Bing as the default search engine in exchange for lower licensing fees, usually for entry-level devices. According to the latest exposure of the Intel roadmap, this model will continue on the Windows 10 system, by vigorously promoting low-priced Windows devices to compete in the entry market and Google Chromebook.

According to the exposure of Intel's roadmap, the company is about to launch a new generation of processors for its USB stick Compute Stick, and the "Falls City 2" processor will be in the "Falls City 2" Designed for Windows 10 with Bing. It's worth noting that Windows 10 with Bing is the same as the previous generation, so if you want to experience the only way to get the system, go buy the hardware products that pre-install the system.