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 As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Windows 11 had been officially announced by Microsoft, but it was not yet widely available to the general public. However, Microsoft did provide some details about its features and improvements over Windows 10. Please note that the availability and features of Windows 11 may have evolved since then. Here are some key points about Windows 11 based on the information available up to that time:

Key Features and Changes:

1. Redesigned Start Menu and Taskbar: Windows 11 introduced a centered Start Menu and a simplified, more modern Taskbar.

1. New Window Management Features: Windows 11 brought several window management enhancements, including the ability to snap windows into place with new layouts and features like Snap Layouts and Snap Groups.
2. Updated Microsoft Store: The Microsoft Store received a makeover with a refreshed design and improved app curation.
3. Performance Improvements: Windows 11 aimed to deliver better performance, including faster startup times, improved gaming performance, and better battery life on laptops.
4. DirectX 12 Ultimate and Gaming Features: Microsoft introduced DirectX 12 Ultimate for better gaming graphics. Windows 11 also supported features like Auto HDR, DirectStorage, and Xbox Game Pass integration.
5. Enhanced Virtual Desktops: Virtual desktops were improved, making it easier to manage multiple desktops for different tasks.
6. Integration with Microsoft Teams: Windows 11 integrated Microsoft Teams directly into the Taskbar, making it easier to access for virtual meetings and communication.
7. Redesigned Microsoft Store: The Microsoft Store received an overhaul, with improvements to app discovery, curation, and availability of popular apps.
8. Compatibility with Android Apps: Windows 11 was planned to include a feature that would allow users to run Android apps on their PCs.
9. New Widgets: A new Widgets feature was introduced for quick access to personalized information like news, weather, calendar events, and more.
10. Enhanced Touch and Pen Support: For touch-enabled devices, Windows 11 included improvements in touch and pen input.
11. Minimum Hardware Requirements: Windows 11 introduced updated hardware requirements, including TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, which some older PCs might not meet.

Please note that the availability and feature set of Windows 11 may have evolved since my last update. To get the most current information about Windows 11, including its release date and system requirements, I recommend visiting the official Microsoft website or checking recent news articles and updates.