Windows 8 Tablet users use more paid apps then Android Apps?

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I heard that all Windows 8 Tablets can use existing Windows software since Windows 8 is like Windows 7, but with a Tablet interface, and there are already a lot of free and open source software like OpenOffice, Gimp, FileZilla, VLC, etc which work on Windows, so there is not much point in buying paid apps when a free or open source software for Windows works for it already.

I bet a lot of the free software makers will eventually make a skin/theme for Windows 8 users to make using it easier on a touch screen user interface.

I think there probably be more people who buy paid apps because of more Windows 8 users, but the percentage of people who pay for apps on Windows may be lower since there are a lot of free and open source alternatives to paid apps in Windows.

Android users sometimes don't have many free alternative for paid apps, and might only have a paid app as a choice because no one made a free app alternative to a paid Android app yet, and some of the free apps on iOS, and Windows Phone are not ported to Android yet.
 
Re: Windows 8 Tablet users use more paid apps then Android A

I don't see how they do seeing as Windows 8 hasn't been released, much less tablets with Windows 8 installed.
 
Re: Windows 8 Tablet users use more paid apps then Android A

I heard the free developer preview, and Beta versions of Windows 8 are released already to people who want to install them on their tablets, laptops and desktops which are compatible with Windows 8 minimum system requirements.
 
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