Microsoft announced long-awaited plans to put its Surface tablets into the hands and onto the linecards of more of its partners.
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Microsoft expands channel access to Surface
by Robert Dutt •
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Computers, Mobility
Surface 3 makes Microsoft a channel competitor
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
The Surface 3 tablet-laptop hybrid went on sale over the weekend, marking Microsoft’s entry into competitor status with its OEM and reseller partners.
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5 reasons the tablet era is ending already
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Five years on, evidence is growing that the tablet’s days may be numbered as the handhelds get squeezed between PCs and smartphones.
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Microsoft Appears Ready to Jettison Windows RT
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Microsoft is sending strong signals that Windows RT, the version of the operating system for ARM processors, is nearing the end of its unremarkable run.
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Microsoft To Open Surface Doors to Channel in Australia
by Robert Dutt •
A blog post suggests Microsoft will open its Surface tablet to all Australian partners in a trial ahead of the arrival of Surface 2.
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Microsoft Inches Closer to Channel With Surface Updates
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
Microsoft positions new second-generation Surface Pro as a laptop replacement product.
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Microsoft Eyeing Docking Station for Surface?
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Rumors say Microsoft is planning a docking station for Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2, positioning the fledgling tablet as a PC replacement.
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Microsoft Surface Pro Fire Sale Begins
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
As the poor-selling Microsoft Surface Pro tablet takes a price haircut for August, is Microsoft readying a new version of dumping inventory?
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Surface Write-Off Dampens Microsoft Profits
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
The software giant is forced to take a $900 million write-off as a result of price cuts on inventory of its Surface tablets.
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Microsoft Surface Price Cut RecallsTouchPad Fire Sale
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Deep price cuts on Microsoft Surface tablets harken back to HP’s failed attempts to save its doomed TouchPad tablets
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Microsoft: Surface Will be for All Partners (Eventually)
by Robert Dutt •
Channel chief says tablets will be available to all partners someday, but the software company has to learn how to sell hardware in the channel first
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Microsoft Tablet Remains Below Surface at WPC
by Robert Dutt •
Microsoft partners at this year’s WPC may be able to purchase a discounted Surface tablet, but resale rights remain elusive for the majority of partners.
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Surface Reseller Program Brings Microsoft Tablets to the Channel
by Channelnomics Staff •
Microsoft finally giving (a select few U.S.-based) partners access to its tablet devices
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Microsoft Surface in the Channel Just Rumors
by Robert Dutt •
Microsoft is starting to sell its Surface tablets in bulk to business through a direct sales model, similar to its consumer strategy
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Microsoft’s Ballmer envisions future as a “devices-and-services” company
by Robert Dutt •
What does a future with more Microsoft-created computing devices mean for the ecosystem?
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Next Windows version to support System-on-a-Chip
by Robert Dutt •
