Yes. Microsoft's EOL dates are never actually enforced, and two years isn't long enough for all of our "unsupported" hardware to be lifecycled. I can't see it

Yes. Microsoft's EOL dates are never actually enforced, and two years isn't long enough for all of our "unsupported" hardware to be lifecycled. I can't see it ever becoming more expensive to stay on Win10 before everything unsupported is replaced.