What is a Microsoft Copilot+ PC, how does it work, and how can you get one?
Microsoft is determined to make your laptop into an AI machine, and the new Copilot+ PCs could be the ones to sell it to you
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Microsoft is determined to make your laptop into an AI machine, and the new Copilot+ PCs could be the ones to sell it to you
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Twenty years ago, Microsoft released Windows 2000. A rock-solid, 32-bit business-oriented alternative to Windows 98 and Windows Millennium Edition, it paved the way for future consumer versions, including Windows 10. Here’s why we remember it so fondly.
I recently commented about a deeply misguided comment on HN that claimed that Windows 98 was the beginning of integrated networking in Windows. Wolfie Pauli (as I like to call him) applies: that is not only not right, that is not even wrong! But, to be fair, which I rarely feel the urge…