Microsoft says NO to the dual Boot systems of Windows with Android

It seems to be that such Microsoft as Google has right a team with both systems could ballast a great experience of the user, so they both are working for this is not possible.

Windows continues being the king of the operating systems in relation with productivity and quantity of available programs, so it knows very good that one of the things which are more valued by users is the experience with the device, which they care of it and indulge optimizing its operating system to offer the best experience.

Microsoft knows that if they launch a dual boot device of Windows and Android the experience would not be the same, it would be impaired by some delivered services, divided or which aren´t totally functional, taking place to that the system couldn´t be optimized, so sources would be wasted.

So such Microsoft as Google have right, they are two systems completely different which are managed to different people, devices and utilities, I don´t think it is useful using a portable computer with Android, so in Windows I have more and better programs.

I only have to say that if you don´t have Windows 8.1 try it and you will see that after a small period of adaptation you will find a incredible system, such in optimization as in its use, and then you will begin to understand that Microsoft has advanced very much with its new operating system.

What do you think about this decision?