Determining appropriate editions according to device type

Never in the history of Windows OS has a single version had more editions than Windows 10. There are altogether 12 editions of Windows 10, each with unique features: 

• Windows 10 Home: Designed to be used by home users.
• Windows 10 Pro: Designed to be used by business users.
• Windows 10 Enterprise: A full-featured edition designed to be used by business users in an enterprise environment. It is distributed through Volume Licensing.
• Windows 10 Education: Another full-featured edition designed to be used in education. It is distributed through Academic Volume Licensing.
• Windows 10 Pro Education: A special edition designed to be used by schools. It is distributed through a discounted K-12 Academic License.
• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB: Stands for Windows 10 Enterprise Long Term Servicing Branch and receives standard monthly security and reliability updates for an extended 10-year support period.
• Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise: A full-featured edition that is optimized for mobile devices in an enterprise environment.
• Windows 10 Mobile: Designed for smartphones and tablets. This edition has replaced Windows Phone 8.1.
• Windows 10 IoT: Stands for Windows 10 Internet of Things and is primarily designed to replace Windows Embedded.
• Windows 10 in S mode: Designed to only run apps from the Microsoft Store.
• Windows 10 Team: Designed as a device-specific version. It is loaded onto the Surface Hub (an interactive whiteboard designed by Microsoft).
• Windows 10 Pro for Workstations: Designed for high-end hardware for intensive computing tasks.