Considering that 2012 will be in a dramatic upgrade to Microsoft Windows 8, one might think of flooring the Consumer Electronics Show last week would be filled with future hardware platform for the new Windows operating system. It may seem logical to expect that heard a lot about t with Windows 8. But the news on that front shock … calm down.
While CEO Steve Ballmer IdeaPad Yoga, prima Windows 7 notebook convertible screen that can rotate around to be a t, a small chat Windows t is heard on the front.
Three companies are exhibiting the same Ballmer is a stage featuring Qualcomm t which is already visible in the building. And in a private briefing from the show floor, Texas Instruments displayed with Windows 8 reference platform.
Some Chinese manufacturers displayed t t obviously generic design that is running Windows 7, but only one is talking specifically to Windows 8 plans. One t makers, Kupa, showcased the X 11, Windows 7 t available now that runs an Intel Atom Processor Z670; Kupa exhibited t running Windows 7 Developer Preview, and billed as Windows 7-ready thanks to the 1366-by-768-pixel, 16: 9 aspect ratio screen–that match Microsoft optimized targets for Windows 8; and with the specifications of the Samsung 7 series t, distributed to Microsoft build participants fall with preview Windows 8 installed.
But beyond Yoga-perfect for inventive concept making noise in major events such as CES–no t maker was ready to talk about Windows 7 on ts, and what we expect to see in that form factor. Samsung has nothing to discuss on the show in the front t Windows 8.