Microsoft has decided not to offer a live stream of the press event on September 30

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Microsoft is planning to hold a press event on September 30 in San Francisco during which it is going to present the major functions of the next version of Windows.

As Microsoft spokesperson told WPCetral, they are going to present the basic public materials and details on Blogging Windows and Microsoft News Center right after the event. Still, the live stream will not be available for the event unlike the number of the previous events including the launch of Office for iPad, also held in San Francisco. The presentation of the Surface Pro 3 is also included in the list of the events covered by live stream.

After this event which is supposed to be the technology preview of the product there will also be the public version release the final release of which is planned to be during the spring 2015.