ARM still struggling with Win 8 devices
Sylvie Barak, EETimes
6/11/2012 4:25 PM EDT
Despite the underwhelming news value of this year’s show, however, there was something to be gleaned from all the thin-and-light talk, with many observers noting that convertible Ultrabooks could, arguably, provide the best opportunity to combat the growing popularity of the iPad with a mainstream OS (Win 8) and a differentiated form factor (tablet and clamshell).
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