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While you summed it up in far less words than the author of this post, I'm pretty confident the general consumer would have no idea what you just said.
by cwilson 14y ago
While you summed it up in far less words than the author of this post, I'm pretty confident the general consumer would have no idea what you just said.
- neovive 14y agoIt's unlikely that the average consumer would care much about the difference. Consumers might just want a portable tablet that they can use for email, Internet and read/write Microsoft Office documents. Business users will just use what there IT departments give them and if Windows 8/RT can run their legacy apps, that is a big win. It might take a few years for Microsoft to adjust, iterate and revise, but I don't think they will let Windows 8 fail. Recall that it took the XBOX a few years to break into a market with two, very strong, established players (Nintendo, SONY) and now XBOX is leading that market.
- aristidb 14y ago"if Windows 8/RT can run their legacy apps, that is a big win." Except Windows RT cannot, and Windows 8 can...
- herbshire 14y agoAgreed, it's not rocket science. Some of these articles from 'so called' techies over the last week or so are really starting to feel like a bit of a click through bandwagon.