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`Microsoft has 97% of OS market, says
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`Some pretty stunning stats from market analytics firm OneStat.com, which is reporting that
`Microsoft's Windows OS family of products has 97% of the operating system market - "a global
`usage share of 96.
`
`Written by Richard MacManus, Contributor
`
`Aug. 21, 2006 at 10:30 a.m. PT
`
`Some pretty stunning stats from market analytics firm OneStat.com, which is reporting that
`Microsoft's Windows OS family of products has 97% of the operating system market - "a global
`usage share of 96.97 percent", to be exact. The leading OS on the web is Windows XP, with 86.80%
`share. Microsoft's Windows 2000 has a global usage share of 6.09 percent and is the second most
`popular OS on the web.
`
`Meanwhile OneStat.com claims that Apple Macintosh has only 2.47 percent and Linux a mere 0.36
`percent. OneStat.com says this research is "is based on a sample of 2 million visitors divided into
`20,000 visitors of 100 countries each day."
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`The 10 most popular operating systems in the world on the web according to OneStat.com are:
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`1.
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`2.
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`3.
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`4.
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`Windows XP
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`Windows 2000
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`Windows 98
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`Macintosh
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`Source: OneStat.com
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`Editorial standards
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`86.80%
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`6.09%
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`2.68%
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`2.32%
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`And when I say the biggest, I am not kidding,
`
`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 1
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
`
`
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`Microsoft has 97% of OS market, says
`OneStat.com
`
`Some pretty stunning stats from market analytics firm OneStat.com, which is reporting that
`Microsoft's Windows OS family of products has 97% of the operating system market - "a global
`usage share of 96.
`
`Written by Richard MacManus, Contributor
`
`Aug. 21, 2006 at 10:30 a.m. PT
`
`Some pretty stunning stats from market analytics firm OneStat.com, which is reporting that
`Microsoft's Windows OS family of products has 97% of the operating system market - "a global
`usage share of 96.97 percent", to be exact. The leading OS on the web is Windows XP, with 86.80%
`share. Microsoft's Windows 2000 has a global usage share of 6.09 percent and is the second most
`popular OS on the web.
`
`Meanwhile OneStat.com claims that Apple Macintosh has only 2.47 percent and Linux a mere 0.36
`percent. OneStat.com says this research is "is based on a sample of 2 million visitors divided into
`20,000 visitors of 100 countries each day."
`
`The 10 most popular operating systems in the world on the web according to OneStat.com are:
`
`1.
`
`2.
`
`3.
`
`4.
`
`Windows XP
`
`Windows 2000
`
`Windows 98
`
`Macintosh
`
`Source: OneStat.com
`
`Editorial standards
`
`86.80%
`
`6.09%
`
`2.68%
`
`2.32%
`
`And when I say the biggest, I am not kidding,
`
`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 1
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
`
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`And when I say the biggest, I am not kidding,
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`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 2
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 3
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 4
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 5
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`Dropbox Exhibit 1027 - Page 6
`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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`Dropbox, Inc. v. Entangled Media, LLC
`IPR2024-00285 - U.S. Patent No. 8,484,260
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