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Saturday, April 13, 2013
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Is Nokia developing a Windows tablet?
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New information has surfaced online that could confirm that
Nokia plans to release its own tablet.
Engadget.com discovered a patent application filed by Nokia
for an "apparatus cover with keyboard" which looks like a
Microsoft Surface tablet, although it is offering support
for a stylus. However, the application was filed on October
11, 2011, which is long before Microsoft launched its first
tablet and sice then Nokia's plans might have changed. But
still, images leaked online earlier this week detailing
mock-ups for the Adidas miCoach app that were presented on a
Nokia-branded tablet.
Late last year, both Digitmes and ZDNet separately claimed
that Nokia was planning to develop and launch a Windows RT
tablet but had put everything on hold until it could gauge
public reaction to initial products running the stripped
down OS.
Since the Windows RT OS has not been very well received by
consumers - at least judging from the conservative stance
kept by other hardware makers such as Lenovo and Dell -
Nokia could choose to release a tablet running the x86
version of Windows 8, like Microsoft's own Surface Pro
tablet. |
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