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What worries me is that Microsoft will do their usual thing of forcing the
hardware vendors to include a copy of Win 8 as part of all their hardware sales and then point to the great sales shown, despite all the systems that come with the backwards upgrade to Win 7 where people wipe Win 8 and load Win 7.

What should be looked at to see if Win 8 is a success is how many copies are sold as retail packs and not with new hardware, and compare that with the rate of past retail sales.
Posted by Deadly Ernest
21st Sep