Windows 10 adds more hardware support to its list with USB 3.1 Type-C
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We're still roughly a month out from Microsoft's 2015 Build conference where more news on the development of Windows 10 for PC's, phones and tablets will be revealed. In the meantime, Microsoft is filling its agenda with press releases, product updates, and hardware conferences leading up to Build.
The month of March will see Microsoft's appearance in the hardware sector; first appearing at MWC as they are expected to release a few more low-mid range Lumia devices, as well as the resurrection of WinHEC later in the month.
