Ever since Acer's Linxian Lang said that Microsoft would eat "hard rice" for building its own Windows RT hardware, the company has treated the operating system with something bordering on contempt. When asked about Acer's long-gestating RT device, Acer president Jim Wong said "to be honest, there's no value doing [hardware for] the current version of RT." Given the underwhelming interest in RT gear that other companies have reported, we're not sure if Wong's comments qualify as a sick burn or merely kicking an adolescent piece of software when it's down.
Filed under: Tablets, Microsoft, Acer
Via: AllThingsD
Source: CITEworld
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/HBnVZ4Tun2Y/
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