Don't Want Windows 10? Cool Hardware May Change Your Mind

Windows 7 turns eight this year. It's as old as the iPhone 3GS, yet it remains the most popular flavor of Windows by far. Microsoft has updated Windows twice since then, but Windows 7 runs on roughly twice as many machines across the globe as Windows 10, the most recent version of the venerable OS. Here in the US, Windows 10 usage recently surpassed that of Windows 7, but Microsoft wants it running on every Windows machine. That's because the company calls it "the last version of Windows," a code base designed to be improved and augmented, not replaced.