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Posted by Codrut Nistor

- October 16, 2014, 21:26:07

Depends. Those buying them surely do not have any serious commercial potential for MS. We should also keep this in mind. If Microsoft is going slowly down, that is not happening due to cheap tablets, but to better alternatives across their entire range of products. That's what I think... not to mention the whole Win 8-8.1-10 mumbo-jumbo.

Posted by timon

- October 15, 2014, 09:04:38

These super trash-knockoff could lead MS Windows into grave in finally

Even in currently Chinese local market, these super trash-knockoff Windows devices have not been trusted nor get welcomed, merely for Wintel currently staged out Windows trash's farce, fully impossible to save MS to bite the ground in the tablet market, only going to worse, that Windows knockoff policy is only a straw.

These super trash-knockoff Windows devices are also the "productive devices"?

Posted by Redaktion

- October 14, 2014, 21:45:59

Windows tablets powered by Intel Bay Trail processors have been spotted in China with prices as low as $65 USD.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Sub-70-Windows-tablets-show-up-in-China.127973.0.html