Microsoft or lower Windows RT system Price

In Monday, the source said, Microsoft is preparing to cut the selling price of Windows operating systems for small-screen tablets and compete for advantages in the mobile computing market. According to sources, Microsoft has made product price adjustments aimed at allowing more manufacturers to use the Windows RT operating system on tablets. Windows RT is an operating system for Microsoft's arm-oriented tablet computer.  It is reported that the price adjustment is mainly for small-screen tablet computers.


     Microsoft's efforts have not progressed much since the introduction of the first Windows RT device to the market in hopes of eroding Apple's leading edge over the 64 billion dollar tablet market. Equipment manufacturers, including HP and HTC, have shied away from the Windows RT operating system, which has led to a lack of Windows RT devices on the store shelves. In the first quarter of this year, Windows RT tablet shares less than 1% per cent of the global tablet market, far below Apple's 40% per cent share, according to data from IDC, a market research firm. "You need more equipment manufacturers to make equipment, you need lower prices and you need better equipment options," said Wes Miller,      Kirkland analyst Wess Miller. This raises questions about the long-term viability of Microsoft's Windows RT strategy. "     to encourage consumers to be interested in Windows RT, Microsoft has been very painstaking." In the Taipei Computer Show (Computex 2013), which began in Tuesday, Microsoft's Parker, a computer maker, will show Microsoft's commitment to Windows RT in a keynote speech.      Hewlett-Packard and Samsung      Microsoft did not disclose fees charged to tablet manufacturers with Windows RT operating systems, but a cut in prices would help manufacturers cut their prices. The source said last week that HP scrapped plans to launch a large-screen Windows RT tablet because of concerns about insufficient market demand. Hewlett-Packard is also reported to be unable to accept the price of Windows RT devices. Hewlett-Packard, the world's biggest PC maker, has no plans to launch a Windows RT tablet; Samsung Electronics, which has launched a Windows RT tablet computer, says it has yet to decide whether to launch a successor.      Some PC makers chose to support Microsoft. Dell and Acer are working on the development of a Windows RT tablet, while HTC plans to advance its 7-inch Windows RT Tablet PC. At present, the most widely spread of the market is Microsoft's Surface tablet computer.      at the Taipei Computer show a year ago, Asus unveiled a Windows RT device and Toshiba showed two prototypes. Toshiba's products were almost immediately at a snag, with Toshiba canceling the release plan for its Windows RT equipment Last August, as a result of the extension of its accessories.    &NBSp; Tami Reller, Microsoft's chief financial officer for Windows, said last month that 4 other Windows RT devices were starting to be sold before and after Microsoft's release of the Surface tablet last October, except that the products were Tami Riller in stores. Computer makers are still considering releasing Windows devices that use ARM processors. "Manufacturers want to hear that we are committed to the arm platform and they want us to respond to their feedback," she said. We are in constant dialogue with our partners. "     Second Chance      Microsoft hopes to use Windows RT to drive its software development in the ARM architecture of the Tablet PC market. The market is now firmly governed by Apple iOS and Google's Android operating system. Microsoft's Windows RT is hard to get the attention of device manufacturers because of its few styles and little sales.      Today, Microsoft is looking forward to a second chance for Windows Rt. Sources said that Dell plans to update its own Windows RT Tablet XPS 10 this year. The current version of the XPS 10 price has been lowered from $450 to $300. Neil Hand, Dell's Ners Hander and high-end PC business director, says Dell is developing future products. "We found that customers using the XPS 10 were really happy," he said. Only a few consumers are currently aware of the XPS 10. "     Acer spokeswoman Henry Wang said Acer will release the first Windows RT tablet computer by the end of this year.      Training salesman      Microsoft will also use upgrades to increase the demand for Windows RT devices. This includes a tablet that allows Windows RT to support a smaller screen to confront Apple's ipad Mini, Amazon's Kindle Fire and Google's Nexus 7.      Microsoft has been trying to better train retail sales to sell Windows RT products, and has adjusted some hardware limitations according to partner complaints. Even without compelling Windows RT devices, advanced Low-voltage Intel processors can boost sales of Windows RT devices, says Elsie. A year ago, Windows RT was criticized by the market because Intel was unable to provide power-saving, space-conserving processors like the arm architecture.      Support outlook     Microsoft will be ready to talk about the Windows 8.1 operating system at the build developer conference to be held at the end of June this year. At that time, Microsoft may announce more about the improvement and adjustment of the Windows RT operating system.      Nvidia CEO Huang says he wants Microsoft to allow a version of Outlook to run on Windows Rt. "By joining Outlook, I will use the Windows RT tablet every day," says Huang. "Nvidia's chips are currently being used by surface RT and other RT devices," he said. Huang said in March this year that he was very disappointed with the sales of Windows RT devices.      At the same time, several PC makers were complacent about not joining the Windows RT device Camp. The source said HP had no plans to make a Windows RT device. A spokesman for Toshiba said, "The company is still watching the market situation, and then consider whether to launch a Windows RT device." "The company will make decisions based on consumer and market demand, but no decision has been made," Samsung said in a statement. ”