Unless they are prepared to invest in an Apple Mac, there is no conceivable alternative for middle of the bell-curve consumers.
People have moved what services they can over to mobile and tablet computers, but offline word processing and full-screen browsing are not going away.
People do identify software and hardware problems when using Windows, but never phrase or recognise them as an Operating System problem or as a criticism of Windows. "Why doesn't X make more effort to work with Windows?" is about as close as you'll get.
People have moved what services they can over to mobile and tablet computers, but offline word processing and full-screen browsing are not going away.
People do identify software and hardware problems when using Windows, but never phrase or recognise them as an Operating System problem or as a criticism of Windows. "Why doesn't X make more effort to work with Windows?" is about as close as you'll get.