I happen to live in an area where we don't have any option but DSL quality connectivity, it's a great place to live except for the internet. If Microsoft holds true to its history then I assume we will see updates several times larger than what they are currently for Windows 7 and 8. I usually stay current with updates but at least I choose when to install them, I don't want Microsoft deciding when to download updates because I don't want my usage time to be competing with their updates.
There are plans for our area to upgrade to cable but I cringe at the thought of dealing with Comcast, Time-Warner, and Charter, I haven't had much fun with them in the past.
I happen to live in an area where we don't have any option but DSL quality connectivity, it's a great place to live except for the internet. If Microsoft holds true to its history then I assume we will see updates several times larger than what they are currently for Windows 7 and 8. I usually stay current with updates but at least I choose when to install them, I don't want Microsoft deciding when to download updates because I don't want my usage time to be competing with their updates.
There are plans for our area to upgrade to cable but I cringe at the thought of dealing with Comcast, Time-Warner, and Charter, I haven't had much fun with them in the past.