The word 'pcs' is not correct or usable in written English.
It is an informal abbreviation and it is rarely seen in written English. Instead of 'pcs', you can use the word 'pieces' in written English. Example sentence: I bought 12 pieces of cake for the party.
Processors supporting 64-bit operation have been on sale from Intel and AMD since 2004, so most PCs still in operation will support 64-bit software.
"I don't believe PCs are going to go away in the next three to five years.
Windows 10 is meant to unify desktop PCs, Windows tablets and Windows Phone smartphones with one interface, one way of operating and one account.
Landlines and PCs remain scarce in Africa, but the mobile phone is changing lives in countless ways; there are reportedly 695 million subscribers among the continent's 1 billion population.
Microsoft has unveiled its next version of the Windows software which presently powers about 1.5bn PCs in use on the planet.
That includes almost any new PC bought in the last couple of years, but will exclude some older PCs, as Windows 8 requires a 64-bit processor.
He was in his mid-30s that manic February, and remembers booting up multiple PCs to leach off any Coltrane rarities he was still missing.
There are about 3 billion connected devices today – including a billion PCs and 2 billion smartphones.
IDC, a market research firm based in Framingham, Massachusetts, expects over 13% of the processors in PCs to be based on ARM designs by 2015.
He gushes about a "PC+" approach, now being tried in China, that adds mobiles, tablets and smart televisions to PCs and connects them all with a local cloud.He also thinks Lenovo has a secret weapon.
Indeed, he shows an unfashionable faith in PCs, which are still 85% of Lenovo's revenues.
