We are close to the final release date of Windows 10 and Microsoft should be bugging you to reserve your download in the taskbar every now and then. While Microsoft has pretty much deliver most of its software digitally, there are still some folks who would still prefer to buy the standard retail box software from the company, and the boxes have finally been revealed by Microsoft.
The packaging design is much simpler than Windows 8 back then, featuring a white background and showing a screenshot of the new Windows 10 desktop with its new hero wallpaper, the Pro version will have a purple wallpaper while the Home gets the blue one. According to reports, Microsoft will also provide USB installation flash drives as an option for users purchasing Windows 10, which makes sense since many computers do not come with optical drives these days.
Two more weeks and Windows 10 will be official, are you already on Windows 10 Insider Preview and ready to upgrade? Tell us in the comments!
