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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about the replacement cycle question whether frequent OS and hardware upgrades are still necessary. Users note that since Windows 7, hardware improvements have slowed, making a 3- or 4-year-old machine sufficient for many except gamers or high-end users. The rise of smartphones also reduces the need for frequent PC replacements. Microsoft's attempts to change the start menu and appearance have not pleased everyone, suggesting a mismatch between the company's upgrade push and user satisfaction with existing systems like Windows 7.
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Windows 10 Has Microsoft Misjudged the Need for Frequent OS and Hardware Upgrades?
Does anybody think MS has missed the point that it's no longer necessary to replace the OS or computer every 3 years? Since Windows 7 hardware has got much better and improvements are smaller. Back in the 90's hardware changed so fast that a 3 year old machine was a real dog. Unless you are a...- Joe S
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Windows 7 Most users happy with Windows 7
At least it is better than Vista Users of Microsoft's Windows 7 are generally "very satisfied" with the new operating system. A report from Forrester Research said that most of the great unwashed know the product is there if they want it. Writing in its blog Forrester said a "strong majority"...- kemical
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- consumer awareness early adopters existing users favorable reviews forrester research hardware hardware compatibility moore's law notebook replacement cycle software release thin client upgrade upgrade purchasing user satisfaction windows 7 windows vista
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