I wonder if the decline of the PC is faster than the upgrade to Windows 10. I spend most of my time using an iPad and Android phones. I am insiders with two machine running the latest builds, but here I am using an iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard more than the PC. Why? Everything seems to work faster on the iPad. Admittedly, I am not a heavy user. I work with Python, Word and OneNote most days. I wonder how many more have found other methods for doing their work without the PC. So, I am left wondering if Windows 10 will every hit one billion or if it even matters. Will an AI on your wrist be next thing or HoloLens type device take the place of the both the PC and phone?
skane2600
<p>Perhaps Microsoft will "forget" their claim that "Windows 10 is the last version of Windows" before they hit a billion. There's still some value in refreshing the name of your product and "update" names don't really cut it. Those names are "invisible" to Best Buy or Amazon customers, but "Get a PC with the new Windows 11!" might generate more sales.</p>