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Acer, Asus First to Bet Big on Windows 8.1

Acer, Asus First to Bet Big on Windows 8.1

The two Taiwanese manufactures are reportedly getting ready to embrace Windows 8.1

More Vendors Ready to Abandon Windows RT

More Vendors Ready to Abandon Windows RT

Manufacturers aren’t at all pleased with Microsoft’s tablet-oriented OS

Acer: Microsoft’s Windows RT Is No Longer Influential [WSJ]

Acer: Microsoft’s Windows RT Is No Longer Influential [WSJ]

The company isn’t impressed with the new tablet-oriented OS

Microsoft Now Helping PC Makers Create High-End Windows 8 Devices

Microsoft Now Helping PC Makers Create High-End Windows 8 Devices

Acer claims the tech giant participated in the development of Aspire R7

Acer: The Windows 8 “Crisis” Is Almost Over [WSJ]

Acer: The Windows 8 “Crisis” Is Almost Over [WSJ]

Acer’s chairman says the company expects increased Windows 8 sales

First 8-Inch Windows Blue Tablet Specs Leaked

First 8-Inch Windows Blue Tablet Specs Leaked

Acer is expected to start selling an 8-inch tablet in the next couple of months

Acer, Asus, Lenovo to Help Make Windows 9 Successful

Acer, Asus, Lenovo to Help Make Windows 9 Successful

Microsoft has selected its partners for the new Windows contraption

Windows 8 Slowly Becoming a Hit – Acer

Windows 8 Slowly Becoming a Hit – Acer

Acer president says that Microsoft is working with companies to support Windows 8 adoption

Microsoft May Lose Some Partners If the Dell Deal Goes Through <em>Bloomberg</em>

Microsoft May Lose Some Partners If the Dell Deal Goes Through Bloomberg

Partners are afraid that Dell could get an advantage after Microsoft’s involvement

It’s Too Early to Judge Windows 8 – Acer

It’s Too Early to Judge Windows 8 – Acer

Acer President Jim Wong talks about Microsoft’s new operating system

Acer Advises Microsoft to Stick to Software, Says Hardware Is “Hard Rice”

Acer Advises Microsoft to Stick to Software, Says Hardware Is “Hard Rice”

Hardware manufacturers aren’t quite pleased with Microsoft’s hardware efforts