New
#1
The people I know who still run XP will not be enticed to spend money on updating their systems until the old computer fails.
Windows 9 Will Be the Absolute Windows XP Killer
-
-
-
New #3
What. . .get a new OS. . .why?. . .There is nothing wrong with the one I am using now. . .Win 95. . .
-
-
New #5
If computers weren't a hobby with me, I'd probably be the same way. My motto is usually, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".alphanumeric, post: 12340, member: 152 said:
-
New #6
My mind set is if it isn't broke then figure out why then break it just to see if it can be repaired. . .something I like doing with an OS (any one of the many that are available). . .LittleJay, post: 12433, member: 114 said:If computers weren't a hobby with me, I'd probably be the same way. My motto is usually, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".
-
New #7
When I break things they seem to have a nasty habit of staying broken.Lee, post: 12465, member: 135 said:My mind set is if it isn't broke then figure out why then break it just to see if it can be repaired. . .something I like doing with an OS (any one of the many that are available). . .
Posted: 23 Jan 2014
MoreWindows 9 is becoming a very anticipated product, not only for users, but also for those involved in the IT industry who want more Windows XP users to dump the aging OS and move to a newer platform.
Dell, for example, hopes that Windows XP users will jump ship as soon as possible, and given the fact that such a transition usually required new hardware, the company’s PCsales would obviously experience a boost.
Quote
Related Discussions
