Windows 10 Cloud devices will have batteries that can last all day

Windows 10 Cloud (aka Windows Cloud) is set to be launched early next month in New York. Windows 10 Cloud, for those unfamiliar, is going to be a new version of Windows 10 that will power affordable PCs that compete with Google’s Chromebooks. These devices are likely going to be called CloudBooks, and they will feature specs that are capable of powering a smooth experience in Windows 10 Cloud.

Today, some new information regarding Windows 10 Cloud appeared online — revealing the minimum recommended specs for Windows 10 Cloud. The leaked document also includes some benchmarks — which states that a Windows 10 Cloud device with the recommended minimum specs can last all day for “most students.”

Some of the other recommended minimum specs include:

• Quad-core (Celeron or better) processor.
• 4GB of RAM.
• 32GB of storage (64GB for 64-bit).
• A battery larger than 40 WHr.
• Fast eMMC or solid state drive (SSD) for storage technology.
• Pen/Touch (optional).

Here’s the leaked document — which also compares the performance benchmarks of a CloudBook with a Chromebook:

Obviously, these specs aren’t high-end and that’s because most Windows 10 Cloud devices will be aimed at students who likely wouldn’t want to spend more than $300-$400 on a laptop. Interestingly enough, Microsoft will market the battery life of the CloudBook devices as 10+ hours which is probably because the company wants to be on the safe side. We will get to know more about Windows 10 Cloud and the CloudBook devices at the May 2nd event, which we will be covering live.