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John Gruber: >Microsoft Surface is not fundamentally about Microsoft needing to control the entire integrated product in order to compete with the iPad on design. It’s about Microsoft needing to sell the whole thing to sustain its current profitability. Gruber also sees Microsoft buying Nokia, which is something I have long suspected.
John Gruber:
>Microsoft Surface is not fundamentally about Microsoft needing to control the entire integrated product in order to compete with the iPad on design. It’s about Microsoft needing to sell the whole thing to sustain its current profitability.
Gruber also sees Microsoft buying Nokia, which is something I have long suspected.
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