The thrust is to move all the possible limits of XP before pulling the plug on the security updates once and for all. Microsoft knows that it was a great decade for XP, but they are doing everything possible to get people to upgrade to a supported "before it is too late OS . "April 8 is the day patches stop coming.
Microsoft has some other nuclei swing, too. If a $ 50 credit to shop Microsoft was enough to arouse interest but are nervous about making the change, but also offer premium support 90 days free of charge. You can call and talk 24 hours a day if you want, and if you've lived with XP as long as you can feel like you need this kind of help understanding Windows 8.
There are also many good desktops and laptops for sale in the Windows Store. You can win a laptop touch screen for as little as $ 249 - not a high-end, but many machines just over $ 140 more than the cost of buying Windows 8.1 in a retail box. If you want a tablet, the 32GB Dell Venue Pro 8 was marked $ 229 (maybe use the $ 50 CA for a good keyboard for this).
And the best part? No Microsoft systems sold in their online stores or brick and mortar none of that annoying to find machines in retail box than other stores selling big brands of bloatware.
The promotion actually find someone to get rid of XP? Perhaps, but since the $ 50 rebate requires no evidence (such as a CD key XP old) to provide, the impact will probably be fairly minimal. $ 229 or $ 249 is still more than $ 0, and this is what some XP users want to spend on a new computer.
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