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On Mon, 2012-07-30 at 13:40 -0400, Tom Metro wrote: > You're scenario of a vendor making an identical product with alternate > firmware to serve another high volume market (Android) is plausible, but > it isn't likely to happen often. Really? Given the choice of supporting... (a) Windows RT, an operating system that currently has 0% market share from a vendor that has a dismal track record in the tablet and mobile spaces, where that vendor is competing with your hardware (Windows Surface tablet) and won't let you substantially tweak the software, or (b) Android (plus everything else out there), which currently has a very high market share and where you can tweak the software, ...You think vendors are going to put all of their eggs in basket (a)? Especially when they can produce both models by just changing the model number sticker and flash image? -Chris
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