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I am also surprised why MS at least doesn't talk about WP7 tablet. Nobody wants Win7 tablet with desktop software, so the only option left is that Win8 will nat
by greyman 16y ago
I am also surprised why MS at least doesn't talk about WP7 tablet. Nobody wants Win7 tablet with desktop software, so the only option left is that Win8 will natively support tablets, but then, what about apps?
- protomyth 16y agoI think WP7 has one big problem for apps, unlike iOS and Android, it doesn't do OpenGL ES. I think this is going to make it an issue to port.
- pixcavator 16y agoI have HP Slate. It's "Win7 tablet with desktop software" which is exactly what I wanted.
- illumin8 16y agoThat's great, it probably requires a stylus and gets less than 5 hours of battery life... go you.
- pixcavator 16y agoIt allows a stylus... probably!
- contextfree 16y agoAfter resetting Windows Mobile development they had their hands full just getting WP7 out on phones, and it's still missing features like a decent web browser which are already pretty bad on a phone but would be crippling on a tablet. It would probably take them another year to do a reasonable port, at which point it's not that far from the release of Windows 8 anyway.