
Acer CEO JT Wang told The Financial Times this week that he has asked Microsoft to reconsider competing head-to-head with Acer and its other PC maker partners by releasing the Surface family of Windows-based tablets. And if Microsoft declines, another Acer executive has suggested that the firm seek out alternatives to Windows.
"We have said [to Microsoft] think it over," Wang said. "Think twice. It will create a huge negative impact for the ecosystem and other brands may take a negative reaction. It is not something you are good at, so please think twice."
"If Microsoft … is going to do hardware business, what should we do?" he asked. "Should we still rely on Microsoft, or should we find other alternatives?"
Source: CNET







