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Give your PC superpowers with Copilot and Windows 11 Pro for A$28

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TL;DR: Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for only A$28 through 30 March — that’s a 90% discount.


If you thought AI would only be a fad, take a look at Microsoft. As we speak (or read?), they’re making computers infused with Microsoft Copilot, their latest AI technology. But something even cooler? You don’t have to get a new device to get Copilot — just upgrade to Windows 11.

And, if you’re going for it, go all the way and get the Pro version with the most features, like remote desktop access and hard drive encryption. At the Mashable Shop, you can score a deal on Windows 11 Pro keys for only A$28 (reg. A$313), and each upgrades two compatible PCs.

AI in Windows 11

We realize you can use AI chatbots, so what makes Windows Copilot special? For one, Copilot is built using a custom version of GPT-4, so it’s like getting the premium version of ChatGPT for free.

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There are also many perks of having Copilot built into your PC:

  • Ask it to change system settings instead of finding them yourself

  • Summarize web pages without having to ‘copy and paste’

  • Have it set reminders, schedule meetings, or draft emails

Pro-specific features

Already have Windows 11 Home, but curious about what Pro delivers? Remote desktop access becomes super handy in a pinch, as does BitLocker device encryption in case of device loss or theft. You’ll also get Azure AD, Hyper-V, and Windows Sandbox for other professional testing and tasks.

Mashable Deals

Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for A$28 (reg. A$313) until 30 March at 11:59 p.m. PT. No coupon is needed to get this discount — just head to the Mashable Shop.

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