Win10 performance is eye-catching, PC retailers did not expect to sell so well

Computer store news: Microsoft released the official version of Win10 on July 29, and also announced a large number of new devices equipped with the system, hoping to encourage more old users to actively update while providing people with more choices. And it turns out that this new strategy has indeed received results, as retailers have ushered in strong sales momentum during the first 50 days of Windows 10 release.

Finance website Benzinga quoted analyst Brendan Barnicle as saying that 28 PC retailers in the US said Windows 10 sales have been on the rise, with 17% of retailers pointing out that Windows The sales of 10 "greatly exceeded their previous expectations".

Unexpectedly, despite the continued growth in Windows 10 sales, PC inventory has declined, which also shows that the sales situation of the tablet is also hot.

Windows 10 is an operating system that focuses on multiple types of devices, including PCs, tablets, and smartphones, and offers unique features for a wide range of devices. When it comes to tablets, Windows 10 also comes with a proprietary tablet mode that switches the PC from a desktop mode focused on mouse and keyboard operations to a new flat-panel UI optimized for touch operations. The start menu still maintains the same configuration after switching to the start screen, while the system buttons and desktop functions make finger touch operations easier.

Microsoft has not yet released new Windows 10 installed data. At the beginning of this month, they announced that 75 million PCs worldwide had Windows 10 installed. By the end of this month, this number is also expected to exceed 100 million. Since Microsoft has completed compatibility testing and has begun to push Win10 updates for more PCs, analysts also expect Windows 10 to have a stronger market performance.

Because Windows 10 is updated in stages, some PC users are definitely waiting longer than other users. Microsoft first tests the compatibility of the computer. If there is a compatibility problem in the device, Microsoft will push the Windows 10 update to the device after the problem is fixed. This will ensure that all users can smoothly upgrade the Windows 10 system. . As Win10 continues to mature and the free upgrade policy expires, the pull effect of this system on the PC market will become increasingly clear.