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Forums - Microsoft Discussion - Microsoft Says Windows 10 Now on 75 Million Devices

AbbathTheGrim on 26 August 2015

- Said Microsoft today Wednesday

- Windows 10 software is running on more than 75 million computers, tablets and other devices

- Micro aims to have W10 installed on a billion devices over the next three years

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/microsoft-windows-10-now-75-million-devices-33331567



Nintendo is selling their IPs to Microsoft and this is true because:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=221391&page=1

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endimion on 26 August 2015

From other sources that MS it might even be higher than that already



Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 26 August 2015

Pretty cool! Apart from the essh worthy privacy issues, it's a pretty solid OS



                  

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Stefan.De.Machtige on 26 August 2015

It got it. It's okay.



In the wilderness we go alone with our new knowledge and strength.

Mr.Playstation on 26 August 2015

I'm loving Windows 10 so far. It's definately a worthy upgrade compared to Windows 7.



Send a Friend Request On PSN :P

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osed125 on 26 August 2015

I switched back to 8.1 after the announcement of deleting pirated games and the general privacy things. You have 1 month after installing Win 10 to quickly rollback to the previous version you had installed, so I decided to make the switch to avoid any complications.

And call me crazy, but games run better on 8.1 than 10, at least from what I've seen.



Nintendo and PC gamer

Puppyroach on 26 August 2015

Does that mean that XBox now exist on close to 90 million devices? :)



LemonSlice on 26 August 2015

Staying with the good old lucky number.



mysteryman on 26 August 2015
LemonSlice said:
Staying with the good old lucky number.

Yep. When Microsoft start giving away OS' for free, you know something's up.



LemonSlice on 26 August 2015
mysteryman said:
LemonSlice said:
Staying with the good old lucky number.

Yep. When Microsoft start giving away OS' for free, you know something's up.

Only the upgrade is free (for now), you just get to choose whether you want to buy a good OS you can upgrade to a crappy OS for free, or buy a crappy OS outright. Than again, Windows 8/10 have bigger problems than that. There's making a bad OS, like with Vista, and then there's taking things in a completely wrong direction, like the path Microsoft has been on for a while, with only minor course correcting.