Windows Media Center will be removed from Windows 8

GadgetFan - Microsoft is rumored to be launching the latest operating system Windows 8. In addition to introducing the latest operating system, Microsoft also stated that Windows 8 will not be equipped with Windows Media Center.

Microsoft today has announced that Windows Media Center will be available as an addition or upgrade. Windows 8 users must purchase if you want to have Windows Media Center on Windows operating systems 8. Because Windows Media Center it will be sold separately and will only be as an extra if the user wants to have it.

"Given the changes in appearance, decoder licensing costs, and the importance of planning the next edition, we decided to make Windows Media Center is only available to customers via Windows 8 extra features on the control panel." Says one of Microsoft in his blog today.

If the user is interested to buy Windows Media Center, they can buy a package of Windows 8 pro. By purchasing the package the user will have full integration with DVD playback, recording and playback broadcast TV, and VOB file playback. The price offered for Windows Media Center is still in line with market prices are. Microsoft also said that Windows Media Center will focus on comprehensive video and audio platform for developers to build applications that are interesting and different.