Dell has become an additional Microsoft OEM to drop the Mircosoft windows RT platform since it drags its XPS TEN tablet from the shelves.
This particular leaves Microsoft because the only organization which is still making tablets operating on Windows RT now.
Dell’s official web site now lists XPS 10 Tablet, that is a 10 " tablet operating on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 processor chip, as “unavailable”. It instead highly suggests users to buy the Latitude 10, an additional 10-inch tablet but running on Windows 8, thanks to an Intel Atom processor.
This news comes basically days after Microsoft introduced the second-generation Surface tablets operating on Windows RT and 8.
Still, while an additional Windows RT tablet is just not off the cards totally, hardly anyone is expecting a product running on a failed operating-system from a company which has noticed a rebirth recently.
Until recently, companies like Samsung, ASUS and Lenovo have previously said no to the Windows RT sometime ago and one can not expect a tablet through either, probably they’ll come back if the Surface 2 will become Amazing success.
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