Whether users will upgrade their existing OS, or their device, the great news is that Windows 10 will support the widest possible range of desktop and laptop PCs as well as most of the latest Windows Surface tablets capable of running Windows 8.1. Depending on the type of user, we have narrowed down two Microsoft Surface tablets with specs suitable for both professional and casual users.

Based on what we know, Microsoft Windows 10 and El Capitan will most likely go toe-to-toe towards this Fall. Which one will consumers favor in 2016?

A Cortana button is definitely in the cards for the next laptops manufactured by Toshiba, and HP could follow suit as well, in a move that could encourage more users to take advantage of Microsoft’s virtual assistant.

So far, Touch-ID hasn’t seen the same propagation of the Retina display, however things might change, and Touch-ID could see widespread adoption across all Mac products.