Posted Dec. 28, 2012 at 6:49 a.m.
Windows 8 is the official name of the next version of Windows client, which as of Monday, only has three SKUs in the pipeline.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — "We can't be optimistic about the PC industry," said Yoshihisa Toyosaki, a Tokyo-based analyst says. "PC makers' bet on Windows 8 has failed, as cheaper tablet computers are taking away customers."...
Weak Windows 8 demand sapping PC sales, Fujitsu exec warns
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Windows 8 is the official name of the next version of Windows client, which as of Monday, only has three SKUs in the pipeline.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — "We can't be optimistic about the PC industry," said Yoshihisa Toyosaki, a Tokyo-based analyst says. "PC makers' bet on Windows 8 has failed, as cheaper tablet computers are taking away customers."...
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