The Surface already faces heavy competition from Apple’s iPad and Android-based tablets from Samsung and Motorola, all of which have pricier 3G/4G-enabled models in addition to Wi-Fi. If Bloomberg’s report is correct, then Microsoft likely decided it wasn’t worth trying to compete with the high-end level devices.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Wi-Fi-only Microsoft Surface isn’t a setback, but a $999 price could hurt
The Surface already faces heavy competition from Apple’s iPad and Android-based tablets from Samsung and Motorola, all of which have pricier 3G/4G-enabled models in addition to Wi-Fi. If Bloomberg’s report is correct, then Microsoft likely decided it wasn’t worth trying to compete with the high-end level devices.
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