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The weird thing is that they've had tablet technology for a long time, but they've constantly been talking about it, doing small demos, showing how you could wo
by henrikschroder 16y ago
The weird thing is that they've had tablet technology for a long time, but they've constantly been talking about it, doing small demos, showing how you could work with a tablet, bringing the windows experience to tablets, etc, but they've never actually released a polished consumer product.
It's all talk, talk, talk, and then when someone else launches they struggle to catch-up. So is all of their talk empty?
- saurik 16y agoI don't know... I've been using Windows tablets since the early 1990's, when I had a Compaq Concerto running "Windows 3.1 for Pen Computing". I've also had a Dauphin DTR-1, a Compaq TC1000, and a Thinkpad X61. Do you mean that you expect Microsoft to make their own tablet hardware and release it? While they do make some of their own products, that's not really how Microsoft "rolls": they develop software for OEM integration.