Windows 10 Craftsmanship

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We don't build Windows for all of us. We build Windows for each of us. We're developing features for Windows 10 focused on craftsmanship and accessibility to empower us all. Learn more: http://msft.it/Craftsmanship. Audio description version can be found here: https://youtu.be/ki58TvG3PtA.

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