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The reason why is obvious, it just isn't for the consumer: Microsoft needs to significantly raise the support requirements going forward, without telling a bunc
by ocdtrekkie 5y ago
The reason why is obvious, it just isn't for the consumer: Microsoft needs to significantly raise the support requirements going forward, without telling a bunch of people their now "current" computer is being dropped based on how old it's processor is. Windows 11 exists to offer a final support coda for a lot of old PCs that Microsoft doesn't want to maintain support for.
Also, banner features like Android app support aren't part of launch, so there's only minimal change currently.