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Digitimes Research: Google to get the brunt of dual OS tablets while Microsoft to benefit the most

Jim Hsiao

Jim Hsiao

, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei

Mar 7, 2014, 15:26 0

Intel and Asustek Computer released dual OS tablets at CES 2014 that combine Windows and Android operating systems into one unit in an attempt to tackle a new segment in the tablet market...

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