This availability of Windows 10 on a USB drive could have benefits for consumers given that it could reinstate the flash drive manufacturing industry. Last heard, Microsoft was expected to make Windows 10 available for consumers by 29 July. Customers or users of Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 are eligible for a free upgrade. We had already brought you a guide on how to go about reserving your free copy of the same. If case you are not eligible for the free upgrade, you can buy either the Windows 10 Home or the Windows 10 Pro. This Home version is priced at $119 and the Pro will sell for $199. In case you only use this at home, you can simply upgrade the former version to Pro by shelling out about $99. The price for Windows 10 on USB stick or a flash drive will be similar to the price for a digital download, according to Winfuture.de. You can access the 32-bit and the 64-bit versions of the OS via memory drive. Read More: Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Is The Fastest Tablets Available In The Market
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