I see it as possible but not probable. Many of the later PC purchases come with 2GB memory and high processor speeds and 160+ GB Hard Drives so migrating to Windows 7, I don’t see as being a major issue.
Of course there are many PC’s that do not have the expanded memory, higher processor speeds and larger Hard Drives and for those there may be this cost.
Personally I think it depends on if they user wants to update their hardware or just update the OS. If the hardware can not support the new OS then I would say most will go for the brand new hardware and not waste their time or effort on a migration that includes upgrading old hardware and the cost associated with that.
Users know the cost of keeping up with the latest technology.
Computer Troubleshooters now offers a variety of VoIP phone services! We have specialists for both hosted (cloud-based, no server needed) systems and more powerful digital PBX systems. Here’s a sales video we put together to talk about some of the benefits VoIP can offer:
Computer Troubleshooters is now sharing its computer expertise in another medium for its customers. Online! Computer Troubleshooters now has its own blog, which we hope will become a valuable resource for you as you navigate the sometimes complicated world of understanding computers.
Looking for networking tips, how to solve connectivity problems? Or even some more basic tips on how to use Excel or Powerpoint? We’ll be posting tips, suggestions and valuable resource material for your convenience.
We might even blog a little about what’s happening inside Computer Troubleshooters, so check back often.
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