Nobody is still quite sure when Microsoft plans to release Windows 10 to the general public but we're quite familiar with what's going to be offered. Windows 10 will come in various different versions for Home and Enterprise users and will be a free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8.1 users.

Today, a listing on Newegg (popular online retailer) reveals that the OEM version of Windows 10 will be available on August 31 and prices are at $110 for Windows 10 Home and $150 for Windows 10 Professional. From the looks of it, this seems legit as the pricing follows on box copies of Windows 8.1 and the release date isn't too far away from Microsoft's quoted launch Windows 10 launch in the Summer.


SOURCE: WINDOWS CENTRAL