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Aaron Lee, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Thursday 15 December 2011
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Posted on Dec 16, 03:36
This coming from someone who predicted a few weeks after the iPad was introduced that it was nothing more than a fad and that it would die a quick death in the marketplace. Delusional and out of touch indeed.Posted on Dec 16, 01:56
This the same guy who predicted iPad would drop to 20% market share back in August 2010.Posted on Dec 15, 20:38
Acer's Wang is delusional and out of touch. Acer will be bankrupt in 2 years. Wintel is dying. iPads running Apple's processor took down Wintel sales. Even Microsoft will use SOCs soon. Wintel is toast and Win 8 and Win-mobile are a joke.