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Here`s @OneJaredNewman on Windows 11`s potential to power trulyJune 27, 2021, 4:25 am Heres on Windows 11s potential to power truly formidable iPad alternatives in a way that Android never quite has. I agree with that. The value proposition for Windows and the ecosystem is fairly well-established at this point. It seems fairly optimistic to think Android apps will work well. Amazon store. Intel runtime. Android tablets in general. Developer incentive already isnt enough/too tough w/100M+ diverse tablets. Adding another maybe 100M/yr of diverse Windows devices doesnt make it easier. Would love a Pro, though. I no longer have a laptop. Still on an Air 3. I havent found a compelling reason to update yet. Cant keep hoping for Apple to plop Big Sur etc. on a tablet. Given up on it. I just want Mac OS on an 11 display again. Perfect size for travel. I think Microsoft should bring Windows 11 support to Netbooks, those cowards. |
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