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I loved my pocket PC. The stylus and palm style glyth input gave data entry a practicality Android tablets can't match today. What the IPad had was style, a lo
by shubb 13y ago
I loved my pocket PC. The stylus and palm style glyth input gave data entry a practicality Android tablets can't match today.
What the IPad had was style, a lot of style. The UI was beautiful. In terms of functionality didn't carry redundant desktop features like menus with it. But it was the style, the cool factor, that made it consumer in a way that nerdy Pocket PCs never were.
I feel, (like ValueAct), that Microsoft is losing consumer outside of games, and would do better to concentrate on enterprise.
- Maarten88 13y agoI feel, like Ballmer, that enterprise just lags consumers by 10 years. Giving up consumers means loosing enterprise somewhere in the future. They must execute better if they want to survive.