"We passionately believe that Windows 8 will change things,” explained Krishnan during a 45-minute chat last week. “What I mean by that is a couple of things. One is the definition of what we call a device, which in our standard jargon means a phone or a tablet in a specific form factor, will change. And how people use them will change. With that will come a redefinition of what we consider to be the addressable market when we discuss ‘applications and devices’. This creates the largest application marketplace opportunity to date in terms of addressable users, reach and monetization per application."
True, but I think this was already changing before Win8. Look at the Asus Transformers (and the other tablets with similar form factors). Hell, the Asus Padfone is a huge step in a new direction and that has nothing to do with Win8.
Win8 will push it forward, but this change was coming anyway.
(via thenextweb)
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