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After Microsoft rejection, HTC developing 'unique' tablet
Summary: Despite not being on the short list of the first Windows 8 tablet makers, HTC is working on a new slate. Does it have any chance against the iPad, Google Nexus, and Microsoft Surface?
By Sean Portnoy for Laptops & Desktops | July 15, 2012 -- Updated 12:13 GMT (05:13 PDT)
While Research in Motion's recent woes have been consistently making headlines, another mobile phone manufacturer has been taking it on the chin as well. A couple of years ago HTC looked primed to become a major player after the success of its Android phones, but the tide has turned against the company, most notably when it did not make Microsoft's short list of companies that could produce the first Windows 8 tablets.
HTC didn't have much success with its first batch of tablets, such as the Flyer, but that does not seem to have deterred it from pursuing a new line of slates. PC Advisor is reporting that HTC is working on a new tablet and that it had been waiting "until it had something unique to offer" before launching it. HTC did not dislose what that "something unique" was or when it would be made available.
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http://www.zdnet.com...let-7000000913/
Summary: Despite not being on the short list of the first Windows 8 tablet makers, HTC is working on a new slate. Does it have any chance against the iPad, Google Nexus, and Microsoft Surface?
By Sean Portnoy for Laptops & Desktops | July 15, 2012 -- Updated 12:13 GMT (05:13 PDT)
While Research in Motion's recent woes have been consistently making headlines, another mobile phone manufacturer has been taking it on the chin as well. A couple of years ago HTC looked primed to become a major player after the success of its Android phones, but the tide has turned against the company, most notably when it did not make Microsoft's short list of companies that could produce the first Windows 8 tablets.
HTC didn't have much success with its first batch of tablets, such as the Flyer, but that does not seem to have deterred it from pursuing a new line of slates. PC Advisor is reporting that HTC is working on a new tablet and that it had been waiting "until it had something unique to offer" before launching it. HTC did not dislose what that "something unique" was or when it would be made available.
See for more details please:
http://www.zdnet.com...let-7000000913/
