[Reprinted] How big will the wince7 tablet market be?

 

Although Microsoft has promised to provide ARM application processor resources in the next generation of windows, after all, it is far from saving the fire. During Computex in last June, Microsoft exhibited Windows Embedded compact 7, the successor of the new version of Windows CE. It seems that Microsoft has a little hope in the tablet market. Although Windows Embedded compact 7 for embedded platforms is designed for operating systems such as video players, POS systems, and interactive advertising machines, it is elastic, some vendors have used Windows CE to launch flat products.

Although Asus once said that it would use this system on ep101tc, it was still held on Android in the end. It seems that most tablet manufacturers are still on the Android platform. However, Microsoft finally officially announced Windows Embedded compact 7 and supported the new armv7 core architecture. It also supported Silverlight and flash 10.1 endorsed by Xiaoguang's sister. In terms of interface design flexibility and hardware support, WEC 7 seems to be more advantageous than Windows 7, which only supports x86 processors, but how many tablet manufacturers are interested in it?

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The Asus 10-inch Android Eee Pad is priced at less than $399, and the 8-inch EEE tablet is priced at $300.

ByHaoweiPublished before 7 months

Asus has just recently abandoned WEC 7 for its low-end tablet and will adopt Android. CEO Shen Zhen hopes to increase revenue. He promised that the price of the 10 inch Eee Pad ep101tc would be less than $399, which will be shipped in next March. If Asus's practice is similar to that of Adam, the tablet of notion ink, it is estimated that the price will be USD 398. Another 12-inch tablet of Asus, ep121, will run the Windows 7 system and target a higher-end market. The estimated price is USD 1,000. Shen Zhen said that the reason for the relatively high price is that when the computer was shipped in December or next January, its expansion seat could be very interesting to turn it into a laptop. Next, there will be an Eee Pad, which will be launched around next January with a screen size of 10 inch. Running the WEC 7 system, the price will be less than 499 US dollars. Finally, there is also an EEE tablet e-reader using a gray screen. It is rumored that the price will be less than $599, and its price is now $300, which is expected to be shipped in October. There is no doubt that it is only a few months away from the large-scale intrusion of tablet computers.