Windows 10 will be free for the first year to all devices running Windows 7 and 8.1!

Carefull, he stated Windows as a Service.  Does this mean a yearly fee after the 1st year?

John

Very impressive. All I have is a waiting rotator in Windows 10 and Windows 7 and the Firefox browser says no known video. Should I fire up a Linux machine?       

Webcast is doing a lot of buffering.

Carefull, he stated Windows as a Service.  Does this mean a yearly fee after the 1st year?

John

He said, if you update to it within the first year, which is free, all future updates will be free throughout the life of the device.

Just announced at the event, for the first year of its release, Windows 10 will be free to all devices running Windows 7 and 8.1.

The announcement by Terry Myerson, who runs Microsoft's operating systems group, is a marked change for the company, which has charged for new versions of Windows, one of the main profit drivers.

Windows 10, expected on the market this autumn, will be available for one year as a free upgrade to users of Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1, Myerson said.

I hope this is true this was off of MSN.

Very impressive. All I have is a waiting rotator in Windows 10 and Windows 7 and the Firefox browser says no known video. Should I fire up a Linux machine?       

Webcast is doing a lot of buffering.

A lot of = infinite. Is it in some non-standard Microsoft format?

Ok, I like this offer.

  and I think it is fair considering what we had to deal with in Windows 8.

I just hope that we can get it as an ISO download.

Very impressive. All I have is a waiting rotator in Windows 10 and Windows 7 and the Firefox browser says no known video. Should I fire up a Linux machine?       

Webcast is doing a lot of buffering.

A lot of = infinite. Is it in some non-standard Microsoft format?

OK, the man with a big nose has appeared at last.

Ok, I like this offer.

  and I think it is fair considering what we had to deal with in Windows 8.

I just hope that we can get it as an ISO download.

It will be, its a possibility that it might not be immediate as using the Preview Build setting, but a little bit after as part of the slow phase rollout.