Microsoft will let 10 lucky LARs sell Surface tablets; other partners have to wait
Computer Dealer News
On the eve of Microsoft's annual Worldwide Partner Conference next week in Houston, the vendor is beginning to let its Surface tablet into the channel, albeit to a limited degree. When it launched the Surface RT tablet last fall and the Surface Pro ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft attempts to make Surface RT tablet enterprise-worthy
TechTarget
Microsoft's Surface Pro tablets make sense for enterprise IT shops, but now the lower-cost SurfaceRT tablet is being positioned as a device that businesses should also consider. Microsoft has emphasized its enterprise message for Windows 8.1 at TechEd ...
See all stories on this topic »The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights:Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon and ...
Wall Street Journal
Microsoft Surface was launched worldwide on Oct 26, 2012, with a price tag of $499.0, which makes it comparatively expensive. Microsoft offers two versions of its Surface tablets to the consumer, one with Windows RT and another with Windows 8 Pro.
See all stories on this topic »AirStrip thinks Microsoft's tablet & Windows 8 could bring mHealth to the desktop
MedCity News
AirStrip has joined Microsoft's AppsForSurface initiative, which was designed to encourage software vendors to develop business and enterprise apps to run on its its Surface tablet. In the months since its release, the Surface tablet has endured ...
See all stories on this topic »Bloomberg: Microsoft to Sell Surface to Businesses to Increase Demand
Digital Media Wire
Bloomberg reports that Microsoft Corp., struggling with poor sales of its Surface tablet, will start selling the devices to big businesses through resellers such as CDW Corp. in an attempt to boost sales by focusing on corporate customers. The company ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft reaches out to enterprises with Surface Device Programme
V3.co.uk
Microsoft has introduced a new programme that aims to bring its Surface Pro tablet to businesses on a larger scale. The company will now allow authorised resellers to supply the touchscreen units, as well as future Microsoft-manufactured devices, ...
See all stories on this topic »Context: All VARs Must Be Invited to Surface Party
Channelnomics
“hasn't got a hope in hell” of getting any traction with its Surface tablets if it only chooses a limited distribution model, according to analyst Context. Yesterday, the software giant finally broke its silence on its tablet channel strategy and ...
See all stories on this topic »256 GB Microsoft Surface Pro Goes Official, Costs $1200 (No Keyboard Included)
TechnologyTell
The first-gen Surface Pro, which was already outrageously expensive, has a new variant, with more storage space than before. And you guessed it, is even pricier. $1,200 for a tablet? And a Windows-powered one, nonetheless? No way anyone with a smidge ...
See all stories on this topic »Insight Enterprises teams with Microsoft on tablets
Phoenix Business Journal
Adding the Microsoft Surface line into our portfolio of products gives our clients a great opportunity to provide their employees or students with portable, touch-tablet style devices that also provide the full power of the Microsoft business ...
See all stories on this topic »
Computer Dealer News
On the eve of Microsoft's annual Worldwide Partner Conference next week in Houston, the vendor is beginning to let its Surface tablet into the channel, albeit to a limited degree. When it launched the Surface RT tablet last fall and the Surface Pro ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft attempts to make Surface RT tablet enterprise-worthy
TechTarget
Microsoft's Surface Pro tablets make sense for enterprise IT shops, but now the lower-cost SurfaceRT tablet is being positioned as a device that businesses should also consider. Microsoft has emphasized its enterprise message for Windows 8.1 at TechEd ...
See all stories on this topic »The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights:Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon and ...
Wall Street Journal
Microsoft Surface was launched worldwide on Oct 26, 2012, with a price tag of $499.0, which makes it comparatively expensive. Microsoft offers two versions of its Surface tablets to the consumer, one with Windows RT and another with Windows 8 Pro.
See all stories on this topic »AirStrip thinks Microsoft's tablet & Windows 8 could bring mHealth to the desktop
MedCity News
AirStrip has joined Microsoft's AppsForSurface initiative, which was designed to encourage software vendors to develop business and enterprise apps to run on its its Surface tablet. In the months since its release, the Surface tablet has endured ...
See all stories on this topic »Bloomberg: Microsoft to Sell Surface to Businesses to Increase Demand
Digital Media Wire
Bloomberg reports that Microsoft Corp., struggling with poor sales of its Surface tablet, will start selling the devices to big businesses through resellers such as CDW Corp. in an attempt to boost sales by focusing on corporate customers. The company ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft reaches out to enterprises with Surface Device Programme
V3.co.uk
Microsoft has introduced a new programme that aims to bring its Surface Pro tablet to businesses on a larger scale. The company will now allow authorised resellers to supply the touchscreen units, as well as future Microsoft-manufactured devices, ...
See all stories on this topic »Context: All VARs Must Be Invited to Surface Party
Channelnomics
“hasn't got a hope in hell” of getting any traction with its Surface tablets if it only chooses a limited distribution model, according to analyst Context. Yesterday, the software giant finally broke its silence on its tablet channel strategy and ...
See all stories on this topic »256 GB Microsoft Surface Pro Goes Official, Costs $1200 (No Keyboard Included)
TechnologyTell
The first-gen Surface Pro, which was already outrageously expensive, has a new variant, with more storage space than before. And you guessed it, is even pricier. $1,200 for a tablet? And a Windows-powered one, nonetheless? No way anyone with a smidge ...
See all stories on this topic »Insight Enterprises teams with Microsoft on tablets
Phoenix Business Journal
Adding the Microsoft Surface line into our portfolio of products gives our clients a great opportunity to provide their employees or students with portable, touch-tablet style devices that also provide the full power of the Microsoft business ...
See all stories on this topic »