Sources say Microsoft might be aiming for at least 30% of the tablet market, as it feels it has offended its PC maker partners, and will likely have to do it on its own. The $199 price tag for the RT Surface will certainly be the best way to achieve that lofty 30% market share goal, but it might also have to eat a huge loss, if the production costs are much larger than two Benjamins...
Friday, August 17, 2012
PC vendors afraid a $199 Surface would price their Win RT efforts out, Microsoft shoots for 30% tablet market share
PC vendors afraid a $199 Surface would price their Win RT efforts out, Microsoft shoots for 30% tablet market share: Sources say Microsoft might be aiming for at least 30% of the tablet market, as it feels it has offended its PC maker partners, and will likely have to do it on its own. The $199 price tag for the RT Surface will certainly be the best way to achieve that lofty 30% market share goal, but it might also have to eat a huge loss, if the production costs are much larger than two Benjamins...
Sources say Microsoft might be aiming for at least 30% of the tablet market, as it feels it has offended its PC maker partners, and will likely have to do it on its own. The $199 price tag for the RT Surface will certainly be the best way to achieve that lofty 30% market share goal, but it might also have to eat a huge loss, if the production costs are much larger than two Benjamins...
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