If you've been dragging your heels on upgrading to Windows 10, now is the time to take action. Free upgrades to the new OS from previous versions of Windows will end on July 29, Microsoft reiterated today. The company initially said the offer would only last one year, and indeed that date marks Windows 10's first anniversary. After July 29, you'll have to shell out $119 to upgrade to Windows 10 Home (or to put it on a new device).
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I feel $119 is expensive for a Windows upgrade because there are not a lot of important new features in Windows 10 which are not available on Windows 7, and Windows 8/8.1.
If I were to spend $119 on upgrades for improving my computer, I rather upgrade to more RAM, install a faster CPU, and motherboard rather than pay $119 for a Windows 10 upgrade.