Because eventually the costs might offset the benefits. I'm not holding my breath -- they're going to milk Windows until the bitter end, that's for sure. But n

Because eventually the costs might offset the benefits. I'm not holding my breath -- they're going to milk Windows until the bitter end, that's for sure. But never is a long time, even more so in a world where Windows on the server is such a joke not even MS believes in it and consumer products are tablets and smartphones, not desktops and laptops.