Still years away. And obviously it should be better... That's the point of a new version.
Windows 9 release Date?
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Windows 9 release Date? Will it become better than windows 8?
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2015-01-22T14:18:08+00:00 Earliest would appear to be 3rd quarter 2015 for full release of Windows 10.
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2015-01-26T22:04:40+00:00 I've been using computers since 1962, and PCs since 1983 or so.
Wow, someone who's been in computing longer than me. That's great. I started in 1964. Mostly PCs but some MAC usage along the way. Thanks for your insights.
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2015-01-27T00:06:17+00:00 On Mon, 26 Jan 2015 22:04:40 +0000, FreedomFighter7 wrote:
I've been using computers since 1962, and PCs since 1983 or so.
Wow, someone who's been in computing longer than me. That's great. I started in 1964.
I'm probably older than you too (I'm 77). <g>
Mostly PCs but some MAC usage along the way. Thanks for your insights.
You're welcome. Glad to help.
But by the way, let me point out that you replied to a post I made
over four months ago. I happened to see your reply, but normally I
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2015-01-27T01:55:11+00:00 On Mon, 26 Jan 2015 22:04:40 +0000, FreedomFighter7 wrote:
I've been using computers since 1962, and PCs since 1983 or so.
Wow, someone who's been in computing longer than me. That's great. I started in 1964.
I'm probably older than you too (I'm 77). <g>
Mostly PCs but some MAC usage along the way. Thanks for your insights.
You're welcome. Glad to help.
But by the way, let me point out that you replied to a post I made
over four months ago. I happened to see your reply, but normally I
wouldn't have noticed it.
You are older. I'm just 70. I started with IBM 7044, 1620 and 1401. I carried an Osborne all over the US for awhile. Oh well, enough reminiscing. Thanks for stumbling across my post. :-)