After the rumors that flood the internet daily about the features of Microsoft's Windows 10 builds, it seems that for the first time we have a report on the pricing of the new operating system.
The leak came from a "hasty" online retailer who has posted on its website the prices for OEM copies of Windows 10 and Windows 10 Pro, and iGuRu.gr presents them to you: 
The online shop is even accepting pre-orders and lists the release date as August 31, 2015.
Assuming the dates listed by Newegg are accurate, the rumor that Microsoft's new operating system will be released RTM in late July shows that the company is putting a lot of pressure on the development team.
In previous versions of Windows, the time it took from the release to manufacturing, or RTM, version to availability to OEMs was around three months.
What's different this time, and perhaps what allows for faster development speed, is the opening of the operating system's testing to the public, through the Windows Insider program.
The program gives the company thousands of comments daily from users testing Windows.
