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Microsoft wants consumers to “love” its Windows operating system, so it’s making the next version free to users of the last two major releases. Windows 10 also will bring back popular PC features like the traditional desktop and Start Menu, plus add new experiences like the ability to view holograms with special glasses. Microsoft (MSFT) outlined its strategy for Windows 10 at a press event Wednesday at its Redmond, Wash., headquarters. Shares fell 1% to 45.91 on the stock market today on news that Microsoft will give out its cash-cow personal computer operating system for free. The stock has retreated since the Nov. 14 peak at 50.05, the highest since March 2000. Scalper1 News
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