you can find it everywhere youtube microsoft movies everywhere yeah and it really looks good it's free yeah i can't wait to see and it's you know like three years we had to find budget for this thing like you i don't know if you know you know corporate america it's hard to budget over multiple years for something and yeah gosh i'm just so glad especially during the pandemic right yeah exactly exactly so anyways there you go those are my three hidden gems those are good that's great awesome okay over i'm done and over to you guys all right see you next year oh wait oh we have questions a few questions we have kind of open-ended questions and some pointed questions but um go for it i want to kick it off with one about windows NUMBER_TOKEN. because i'm i'm curious what you think about the reception and the pace of upgrading to windows NUMBER_TOKEN is and when i say you i mean microsoft but you could say it from your own perspective because we have our own take of how we think it's going and how how the launch went and how subsequently people have felt about it but i want to hear what you think like your greatest analysis of that yeah i mean i'll leave it to amy hood our chief financial officer to you know wait for wait for the time to share um you know actual numbers about momentum but what i can say is a couple things first you might have noticed we were speeding up the rollout uh and that was based on like in terms of how many pcs we say hey you can upgrade to windows NUMBER_TOKEN. and so that's obviously a good piece of news in the sense that we think the technical rollout is is going well and so we sort of opened up the gates faster than we expected to and i certainly like that so that's one measure we're excited about i would say that uh the retail and oem reception has been quite good which is something i care a lot about today at holiday about NUMBER_TOKEN of pcs on retail shelves either have windows NUMBER_TOKEN or are capable to upgrade to windows NUMBER_TOKEN with the specs that are on shelves and most big retailers are telling me you know very early in NUMBER_TOKEN despite all the supply chain issues every machine they sell will be a will be a windows NUMBER_TOKEN machine so like the ecosystem has moved to NUMBER_TOKEN uh despite very difficult circumstances and we're really pleased uh with that i would say on the user front there's two things i would say one is we're seeing more interest from commercial customers than perhaps we had predicted uh which is great um it doesn't actually mean sales change because a commercial customer can buy windows NUMBER_TOKEN pc or windows NUMBER_TOKEN pc it's not a sales thing but it is a people seem to like the design they seem to like the simplicity i would say hardcore windows fans it's more of an update it's more of an adjustment for them you know they're missing their clock across multiple monitors they're telling us they want to move the taskbar to the left of the screen or to the top of the screen like some of the simplicity choices that we made and you know panos is very good at this i think um of course we're hearing lots of feedback from what i'll call the power user of windows NUMBER_TOKEN that they're missing some of those things
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