Windows 10 interface will adapt to the tablet and desktop

At the presentation of Microsoft, the vice president of Joe Belphiore talked about how the Windows 10 interface will adapt to use on tablets and desktops.

Adaptation can be obtained on devices that have or support connected keyboards (for example, the Surface 3 Pro tablet). With the keyboard, it will work in the desktop mode, that is, with scalable windows and the Start menu for part of the screen. When Windows 10 is disconnected, it will go to the tablet mode: Applications window windows will turn around the entire screen, and the Start menu will also be opened in an updated full -screen mode.