Most PC users are still unaware of the existence of Windows 11

However, the 'hot' of Windows 11 seems to only really be widely covered in the technology community, because a recent sample survey in the US showed that the vast majority of PC users (about 62%) still completely unaware of the upcoming version of Windows, although many of them are still working with computers on a daily basis.

Specifically, the above survey was conducted by Savings.com for 1,042 adult PC users. These people were also asked to answer a series of questions related to aspects of Windows 11 that are receiving a lot of attention, such as upgrade plans, interface innovations, features. interesting, etc. About 40% of survey respondents said they would upgrade to Windows 11, while more than 45% (45%) did not know what to do. In particular, 14% have decided not to upgrade to a new operating system version.

When asked about issues related to the new feature changes and additions on Windows 11, out of 1,042 people surveyed, more than a third (38%) said they were not sure which feature was worthwhile. The most interesting price. Meanwhile, 14% of survey respondents said that the ability to run Android applications is the most interesting feature on Windows 11. Next is the new interface and gaming features, with the same result of 13% of people. agree.

Notably, while Windows 11's 'too strict' hardware requirements have been the subject of much controversy over the years, still 11% of respondents here said they were delighted. with new additional requirements related to this security.

The Savings survey is of course only for reference because the number of participants is not really large. However, the results partly show the view of a part of PC users about the new Windows 11 operating system, which is expected to be officially released by Microsoft on October 5.