The South City Warehouse used to have quite a few laptops on display, maybe seven or eight, but today they had only three. The rest of the small area was taken by tablets. I'm pretty sure that a few months ago there was far more space given to laptops and the tablets. Could this be a sign that sales of laptops are really tanking fast? The Warehouse is quite nimble on its feet to adjust to changing customer buying trends. And how much of the slump can be blamed on people's dislike of Windows 10?
And it is easy to find articles on the web that say installations of Windows 10 far exceed the actual use of the operating system. For example I have installed Windows 10 a couple of times but don't use it. Many have been able to go back to Windows 7.