Windows RT is rejected

Computer Store News: In the fall of 2012, five companies were still producing tablets and PCs based on the ARM Windows RT system. Now there is only one Microsoft company.

It is reported that Dell's online store shows that XPS 10 is no longer sold, and instead uses a 10-inch tablet running Windows 8 system.

Asus has announced that it will no longer sell Windows RT tablets; Lenovo Australia Market Director Nick Reynolds recently said that there is no need for more Windows RT products, because Intel's latest handling of battery life and performance have improved a lot (Lenovo I think it has caught up with ARM in terms of it.

Samsung's Windows RT products have almost no sales in the US since the release date.

Now, only Microsoft does not disappoint, saying that the new Surface RT will be released on October 22. The report also said that Nokia is already producing a new Windows RT tablet, which will also be released on October 22.