Future tablet PC boundaries will be more blurred

Computer store news: Although Microsoft official did not give the exact sales figures for Surface, the research company IDC claimed that the first quarter of 2013 shipped only 90,000 Surface tablets. Microsoft co-founder and director Bill Gates argued in an interview with CNBC that he said Microsoft has made great efforts to enter the tablet market.

The interview was conducted in Omaha, Nebraska, and was interviewed by Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett. When asked about the future confrontation between the tablet and the PC, Bill Gates pointed out that Windows 8 is a system designed for both tablets and PCs. Surface has both the mobility of the tablet and the ease of use of the PC. He said: "It will not be easy to completely distinguish between tablets and PCs in the future. Under the promotion of the Windows 8 system, Microsoft is gaining market share dominated by iPad devices. In fact, many users are disappointed because they cannot perform physical keyboard input and they cannot create documents. There is no Office in the system, we can create such a type of product without giving up the original function of the PC. ”