Software Microsoft Office 2013 was only compatible with PC, laptop, or tablet running the latest Microsoft operating systems, including Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Computer operating system Windows Vista, XP or any other version older can not run the latest productivity suite from Microsoft. That is, the majority of existing Windows-based computers across the world need to update your version of Windows before they can taste the new features in Office 2013. Features features embedded Microsoft Office 2013 include Skype and Yammer integration functions, input support "touch screen", as well as function-based storage "SkyDrive cloud" that allows Office documents can be accessed from any device and from wherever users are.
Although it has been more than 10 years old, Windows XP is still used by most computer office (enterprise PC). The Windows Vista was only 5 years old but not used by many computer users with market share of only about 7 percent. In addition to using the latest Windows operating system, the computer user must have at least a high-speed 1 GHz processor, 1 GB of RAM for 32-bit operating system or 2 GB for 64 bit operating systems.
Office 2013 takes space on a 3 GB hard disk. Another option is a graphics card that supports Direct X 10 to take advantage of accelerated graphics display in Office 2013.
Office 2013 Steve Ballmer referred to as "the most ambitious release of Microsoft Office ever done", underlines the input feature "touchscreen" and the integration of software-based services "cloud", including SkyDrive and Office 365.
Here's a little review of the latest Microsoft Office ...
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