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Not sure if this is the right category to post this in but here we go.
Microsofts Terry Myerson:
OK, but what does that mean if you buy a retail version of Windows 10?
As far as I know the one thing you pay for when buying a retail version is that you are allowed to move it to another computer. If so, the promise "the lifetime of the device" should mean that you can move it to another device for the next x years counting from launch date.
If not, why would anyone buy a retail version?
What are your ideas about this?
Microsofts Terry Myerson:
This is more than a one-time upgrade: once a Windows device is upgraded to Windows 10, we will continue to keep it current for the supported lifetime of the device – at no additional charge..
OK, but what does that mean if you buy a retail version of Windows 10?
As far as I know the one thing you pay for when buying a retail version is that you are allowed to move it to another computer. If so, the promise "the lifetime of the device" should mean that you can move it to another device for the next x years counting from launch date.
If not, why would anyone buy a retail version?
What are your ideas about this?