Guest Yoni Heisler Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 Apple has traditionally dominated the market for premium priced PCs, but it appears that pricier Windows are finally starting to make inroads into a market Apple is used to ruling alone. During Microsoft's earnings conference call yesterday, CFO Amy Hood relayed that the company saw the cumulative sale of Windows licenses increase by 5% in the consumer market. All the more intriguing, though, is that Hood partially attributed this growth to a growing number of premium-priced PCs, a category that Microsoft defines as PCs that cost $900 or more. Continue reading... Trending right now: Apple’s iPhone 8 might look a lot like this The iPhone 7 might be losing a fight with its older brother Two Galaxy S8 features that will seriously annoy you Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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