The prospect of Windows 8 is worrying. A lot of users plan to turn their backs to Apple

According to BusinessInsider, before the official launch of Windows 8, anti-virus company Avast conducted a survey of PC users of Windows systems. The result is not good for Microsoft, but it may be good news for Apple.

This survey covered 130,000 Windows users and includes three Windows operating systems, including Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.

Results:

7% of users don't know much about Windows 8, 31% of users don't realize Windows 8 at all, and the remaining 62% of users are informed.

For whether or not to purchase Windows 8, 42% means never buy, 33% said they might not buy, and only 2% said they must buy. Only 9% of users said they would buy a new computer for Windows 8.

Of the surveyed users, 16% plan to buy new computers, 30% of them plan to buy iPads, and another 12% plan to buy Macs.

As can be seen from the results, PC users' demand for tablets is better than buying new PCs, indicating a better future for tablets. For 42% of Windows users planning to turn their backs to Apple, I don't know what Microsoft thinks.