The numbers show that Windows 8 and 8.1 combined to pass 10% of the global OS market. The metrics show that Windows 8 and 8.1 climbed in December 2013 by 10.49% combined. Windows 8 gained a scant 0.23% during December with Windows 8.1 growing 0.96%.
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I bet if Windows 8.1 tablets, netbooks, and cheaper PCs cost $99-199 or less like cheaper computers with Linux Operating System like Ubuntu or Linux Mint, the percentage of Windows 8-8.1 computers would be higher since a lot of people these days don't have $299-400 to buy a Windows computer because they need to pay their bills like rent, electricity, and gas which cost more every year.
Plus, the HP Touchpad sold out in hours after going on sale for $99 since people like buying cheap stuff to mod, hack, and use for tasks like using emulators to play older console game ROMs.
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I bet if Windows 8.1 tablets, netbooks, and cheaper PCs cost $99-199 or less like cheaper computers with Linux Operating System like Ubuntu or Linux Mint, the percentage of Windows 8-8.1 computers would be higher since a lot of people these days don't have $299-400 to buy a Windows computer because they need to pay their bills like rent, electricity, and gas which cost more every year.
Plus, the HP Touchpad sold out in hours after going on sale for $99 since people like buying cheap stuff to mod, hack, and use for tasks like using emulators to play older console game ROMs.
