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Answer» More bad news for MS. Asus JUMPING ship on Windows RT On Friday, Asus announced that it was pulling out of the Windows RT market. This follows the withdrawal of Samsung, HP, Lenovo, and HTC, leaving Dell as the sole third-party Windows RT OEM.Kinda funny it just hit the media...read it in an ASUS newsletter about 7 WEEKS ago.An indication of how much people are paying attention to Surface...Scarface? What Surface? --Dell abandons Windows RT Quote from: MajorGeeks/Timothy Weaver According to media reports this week, Microsoft may be the last device maker to still be manufacturing devices running its Windows RT operating system. As of last MONTH, Dell appeared to be the last one standing with the XPS 10, though that device could only be found online.There is more.. Just now. Dell just jumped ship. Keywords: "Dell DROPS Windows RT" Over a dozen hits on Google. Are you ready for a Nokia Lumia tablet running Windows RT 8.1? Microsoft Snaps Its Fingers, And Presto! Nokia Is Making Tablets Quote from: ReadWrite.com Today at a Nokia World event in Abu Dhabi, Nokia is unveiling six new devices, three of which are running Windows. The biggest, quite literally, of the bunch is Nokia's first tablet to use Windows. The Nokia Lumia 2520 is a 10.1-inch tablet running Microsoft’s Windows RT 8.1 operating system on a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 2.2 GHz processor with a 6.7 megapixel camera. The Lumia 2520 will RETAIL at $499 and will ship this quarter. Nokia/Windows phones are not doing too bad but the numbers are still way behind Samsung and Apple devices and continue to shrink. 8 million Nokia Lumia smartphones sold in Q3 of 2013 Quote from: Inferse.com Comparing the figures to the same period last year that was pegged at 2.9 million, Nokia more than doubled its sales. Last quarter, the Nokia Lumia smartphones posted sales of 7.4 million.We just started investing in Windows phones on a fairly large scale, to replace Blackberries. They seem pretty well suited to our needs so far, could imagine the tablets being decent too.Combining the Nokia and Surface designs could produce a cool looking tablet. I like the way the Nokia smart phones look and I don't think the Surface tablets look bad either. |
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