Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Just a few days launched, graphics Windows 10 continues to rise
A few days ago, Microsoft confirmed that Windows 10 has been installed by more than 14 million devices. It is quite astonishing look at the new Windows 10 was released on July 29 yesterday.
But, if you want to know exactly the percentage share of the overall market, Statcounter (via WMPoweruser) has presented a graph. Not only Windows 10, this graph presents the development of other operating systems, such as Windows 8, Windows Vista, and Linux.
As seen in the graph, Windows 10 is currently experiencing a fairly steady rise. Microsoft's latest OS accounted for 2.47 percent of the OS market. However, if 2.47 percent is a good percentage?
Yes, progress charts that are growing rapidly, beyond the development of Windows Vista, Chrome OS, and Linux. What's more, Windows 10 is not even a week was launched. By looking at the progress chart continues to increase, allowing Windows 10 to overtake the development of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
Windows 10 is likely to booming thanks to a free upgrade for users of Windows 7, Windows 8, and the original Windows 8.1. Upgrade relatively easy and the size is not too large, making Windows 10 is a lot to be desired.
But, if you want to know exactly the percentage share of the overall market, Statcounter (via WMPoweruser) has presented a graph. Not only Windows 10, this graph presents the development of other operating systems, such as Windows 8, Windows Vista, and Linux.
As seen in the graph, Windows 10 is currently experiencing a fairly steady rise. Microsoft's latest OS accounted for 2.47 percent of the OS market. However, if 2.47 percent is a good percentage?
Yes, progress charts that are growing rapidly, beyond the development of Windows Vista, Chrome OS, and Linux. What's more, Windows 10 is not even a week was launched. By looking at the progress chart continues to increase, allowing Windows 10 to overtake the development of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
Windows 10 is likely to booming thanks to a free upgrade for users of Windows 7, Windows 8, and the original Windows 8.1. Upgrade relatively easy and the size is not too large, making Windows 10 is a lot to be desired.
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