Coz apparently they going on a yearly subscription fee basis?
Is there any info on what the "subscription" fee is going to be like? Coz apparently they going on a yearly subscription fee basis?
Apparently? :wtf:
Apparently the moon is made of cheese and you're a swimsuit model. At least that's what I heard. "whistling:
Nope. Windows 10 is not using the subscription model.
Seriously? Isn't the upgrade free for the first year only?
Yes. If you don't upgrade during the first year, you have to pay for the upgrade (still no subscription).
thank GOD they did not make Windows 10 a "Freemium" OS with a dicey subscription model. having said that, i'm still a little puzzled as to the business thinking behind providing the upgrade for free. what's their game ??
thank GOD they did not make Windows 10 a "Freemium" OS with a dicey subscription model. having said that, i'm still a little puzzled as to the business thinking behind providing the upgrade for free. what's their game ??
Im still confused as to offering pirated versions the free upgrade... I dont know if they want people to see that the OS is that good and try to show people that they should support it? I think a lot of people that are running pirated windows dont actually know that its pirated... This way they do get everyone on a level playing field...
Edit : Or what [MENTION=21]The Joker[/MENTION] said...
Pirates are getting it for free for 1 year, after that they'll have to buy a legit copy.
Not sure how Microsoft plan on enforcing it though.
The whole world is becoming subscription based.
Sooner or later you won't be able to buy anything software related, you'll end up having to buy a license and having to renew it but you'll never actually own it.
Same goes for hardware, there will come a time where you won't own a personal computer, you'll most likely rent/subscribe to a cloud based setup for all your pc needs (Looking far into the future here).
Kicking off the consumer-focused Windows 10 event in Redmond on Tuesday, January 21, Microsoft operating system chief Terry Myerson announced that current users of Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows Phone 8.1 will be able to upgrade to the new operating system for free as long as they do so within one year of Windows 10's launch. Once you’ve claimed the upgrade, it's permanent, and Microsoft will keep you updated for the supported lifetime of the device.
I think if u do this you will get the windows 10 student edition, but not sure...Buy Windows 8.1 for R 480 because I am a student then... I can get Windows 10 for free!? I will definitely do that!
Buy Windows 8.1 for R 480 because I am a student then... I can get Windows 10 for free!? I will definitely do that!
I think if u do this you will get the windows 10 student edition, but not sure...
Nope you get a regular Windows 8.1 Pro license.