Apple's blockbuster big-screen debut is a behemoth
After Intel spent billions to subsidize 40M Android Atom tablets, Microsoft releases Office only for ARM
Even if Apple weren't selling millions more tablets than any other maker, and weren't earning billions in iPad profits while the rest of the market limped between profitless tablet flops, the company's iPad initiatives have decisively split up the WinTel monopoly that once led the PC industry. Apple's partnership with IBM seeks to further accelerate the trend toward mobile devices at the expense of Intel and Microsoft, as well as Google and its Android partners.
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Welcome to the museum
Bienvenue au musée.
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