Solve : MS Surface Mini Rumors. Who cares??

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Answer» MS Surface Mini Rumors are true. I mean it is true that there are rumors. If MS really wanted the world to see the Mini Surface, the must have got cold feet. Which could mean that the prototype was very bad or that it was so bad that it never even got off the drawing board. Apparently it does not exist. Who even cares? The rumor was that it would be under the 8 inch size. Who wants a Windows 8 thing under 8 inches? Not me. If you don't care, just ignore this post. Quote from: Geek-9pm on June 26, 2014, 11:32:56 PM Who wants a Windows 8 thing under 8 inches? Not me. So you are the kind of gal who cares about size? I quite like the idea of a smaller Windows 8 tablet. For my needs a 10" or larger tablet is far too big, I need something I can easily carry to quickly use where my smartphone is too small, for that I have a Nexus 7 which works perfectly. It'll be interesting to see if this is an Intel system or another Windows RT system which at the moment has pretty limited app support compared to the likes of Android and iOS. You can already get 8" Windows 8 tablets like the Toshiba Encore which is a pretty nice looking Windows 8.1 tablet with an Intel Atom CPU, very cheap as well.You may like to hear it is now OFFICIAL... sort of. (Bing search today) http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=Ms+Mini+Surface&qpvt=MS+mini+surface&FORM=EWRE How would I pair it with my mini is I don't have one? ; Quote Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT ) Surface Mini was SUPPOSED to launch last month. The smaller version of Microsoft's tablet has been talked about for quite a while, and nearly all industry watchers expected it to be unveiled at the May PRESS event. It wasn't. At the last minute, management reportedly backtracked on its plans to unveil the DEVICE. CEO Satya Nadella and devices chief Stephen Elop didn't feel confident enough in the product's success, so they PULLED it at the eleventh hour. Instead, Microsoft erased all references to Surface Mini ahead of the event, and Surface head Panos Panay showed off the Surface Pro 3. ... Maybe if they make a 6 inch mini they can make a new OS and call it Windows 6.

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MS Surface Mini Rumors are true.
I mean it is true that there are rumors.
If MS really wanted the world to see the Mini Surface, the must have got cold feet. Which could mean that the prototype was very bad or that it was so bad that it never even got off the drawing board. Apparently it does not exist.
Who even cares? The rumor was that it would be under the 8 inch size. Who wants a Windows 8 thing under 8 inches? Not me.
If you don't care, just ignore this post.

Quote from: Geek-9pm on June 26, 2014, 11:32:56 PM

Who wants a Windows 8 thing under 8 inches? Not me.

So you are the kind of gal who cares about size?
I quite like the idea of a smaller Windows 8 tablet. For my needs a 10" or larger tablet is far too big, I need something I can easily carry to quickly use where my smartphone is too small, for that I have a Nexus 7 which works perfectly. It'll be interesting to see if this is an Intel system or another Windows RT system which at the moment has pretty limited app support compared to the likes of Android and iOS.

You can already get 8" Windows 8 tablets like the Toshiba Encore which is a pretty nice looking Windows 8.1 tablet with an Intel Atom CPU, very cheap as well.You may like to hear it is now OFFICIAL... sort of.
(Bing search today)
http://www.bing.com/news/search?q=Ms+Mini+Surface&qpvt=MS+mini+surface&FORM=EWRE

How would I pair it with my mini is I don't have one? ;
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Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT ) Surface Mini was SUPPOSED to launch last month. The smaller version of Microsoft's tablet has been talked about for quite a while, and nearly all industry watchers expected it to be unveiled at the May PRESS event. It wasn't.
At the last minute, management reportedly backtracked on its plans to unveil the DEVICE. CEO Satya Nadella and devices chief Stephen Elop didn't feel confident enough in the product's success, so they PULLED it at the eleventh hour. Instead, Microsoft erased all references to Surface Mini ahead of the event, and Surface head Panos Panay showed off the Surface Pro 3.
...

Maybe if they make a 6 inch mini they can make a new OS and call it Windows 6.

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