Microsoft unveils a mind-melting six editions of Windows 10 ahead of its Winter 2015 launch.

Microsoft has always made Windows available in several editions, be it Student and Teacher, Home or Windows 7 and Vista's Ultimate. Windows 10 is no different, being made available in six flavours when it launches later this year.
When Windows 10 hits the shelves, you'll be able to snap it up as either Windows 10 Home, Mobile, Pro, Enterprise, Education or Mobile Enterprise.

By now you should know that Windows 10 will be available as a free upgrade for those holding valid Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 licence keys – after all, Microsoft has reiterated that point countless times. However, it hasn't been clear what edition of Windows 10 you'll receive for taking Microsoft up on its generous offer.