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12月28 news , according to IDC analyst , said Microsoft's dominance Perhaps Windows7 after losing in the ring, his argument is that compared to the previous generation OS, Windows7 's hot is not surprising , Windows7 can be said that Microsoft is a very successful history , and will in the next 5-7 years Have moved into the consumer PC among the general .



But Windows 8 will the listing time and space , PC 's may not be as important now , especially in a large number of cloud computing, smart handheld devices, network appliances So , many industries are no longer non- PC is not . Coupled with the gradual saturation of many products in recent years , the attractiveness of new products has not the past, many consumers hold the good-enough mentality , but also on PC industry to a certain extent.

fact, look at the hand of the device, for most consumers, the majority of uses of the computer most of the office, network and basic entertainment, are now able to make these applications have been limited to PC, plus a lot of work can be Rely on web pages (such as Google 's online software with Adobe ), although the PC may not die , but the importance of PC is increasingly reduced.

Youyi recreational use , home price and performance host more accepted by consumers , high-end gaming and the games rampant computer piracy , many computer manufacturers will be abolished single game unit , fought in online games, but Since the games available online of the future cloud the game is not impossible , in these possible future scenarios , Windows7 may really be the last Microsoft OS prosperity instead. These projections represent only a PC industry will be extinct , when the choice becomes more positive , perhaps Microsoft + PC is no longer the only time , Windows 's market share would not be so high the bar. <!--