Windows dominates the PC operating system market thanks to its long-time availability on a wide range of OEM (and more recently, Microsoft) hardware, which has resulted in a huge variety of software written for the platform. 'Tablet first' 2-in-1s are, as the name suggests, primarily tablets but can work in laptop mode via an add-on - often somewhat flimsy - keyboard, with the tablet propped up by a kickstand.
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'Laptop first' 2-in-1s look like regular laptops, with 'proper' keyboards, but can either detach the screen section to work as an independent tablet ('detachable') or rotate the screen a full 360 degrees to lie flat, back-to-back, against the keyboard section and work in tablet mode ('convertible'). Mobile pros requiring maximum flexibility will likely be drawn to 2-in-1 devices that can work as laptops or tablets (although there is usually a premium to pay over a traditional clamshell device). Read more: Windows 11: Everything you need to know
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Also, many users will be seeking a new desktop or laptop PC to take advantage of the security and usability features built into Windows 11, which is now rolling out on new PCs and eligible Windows 10 systems. The likely result will be an uptick in demand for new devices - for example, analyst firm Gartner forecasts a worldwide spend of $794 billion in 2021 (13.9% growth over 2020).
One consequence is that mobile professionals will once again become mobile, travelling on public transport to company offices or clients' premises, working on trains or in coffee shops as they go about their business, as well as continuing to toil from home. Although it's far from over, the coronavirus pandemic will eventually recede in the face of social distancing, track-and-trace, vaccination and improved treatments, allowing businesses to resume something resembling 'normal' working practices.
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