Microsoft built a PC to only runs cloud apps

Is Windows 365 Link the future of desktop computing?

Everything you need to know from the month in tech Microsoft has just launched the Windows 365 Link, a mini-PC designed to run Windows 365 Cloud PCs. The company said on its blog that it starts at just US$349 (AU RRP TBA) and will connect quickly and securely to Windows 365 servers. This device is marketed toward businesses and enterprise customers, especially as these organisations sometimes replace their computers every two to five years. However, you should note that you still need a Windows 365 subscription, priced between $52 to $589 a month per enterprise user. Microsoft says that its 4v CPU option with 16GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, starting at $123 a month per user, is most popular for employees “who only use Microsoft Teams, browsers, or…

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