Contrariando alguns de seus pares, o principal executivo de vendas da HP nos Estados Unidos, John Solomon, elogiou o tablet da Microsoft, chamado Surface, com lançamento previsto para 26 de outubro.
"Eu acredito que a Microsoft está tomando a frente e mostrando o que é possível fazer no mercado de tablets", disse Solomon ao site CRN.
Solomon garante que o relacionamento da HP, líder mundial no mercado de computadores, com a Microsoft não mudou com o anúncio.
Na semana passada, o CEO da Acer, JT Wang, declarou que a Microsoft deveria pensar duas vezes antes de lançar uma marca própria num mercado em que ela "não era muito boa" e no qual tem parceiros em potencial para o Windows 8.
Contrary to some of his peers, the chief executive of HP sales in the United States, John Solomon, praised Microsoft's tablet, called Surface, scheduled for release October 26.
"I believe that Microsoft is taking the lead and showing what you can do in the tablet market," said Solomon to the CRN website.
Solomon's relationship ensures that HP, the world leader in the PC market, with Microsoft not changed with the announcement.
Last week, the CEO of Acer, JT Wang, stated that Microsoft should think twice before launching a brand in a market where she was "not very good" and which has potential partners for Windows 8.
"I believe that Microsoft is taking the lead and showing what you can do in the tablet market," said Solomon to the CRN website.
Solomon's relationship ensures that HP, the world leader in the PC market, with Microsoft not changed with the announcement.
Last week, the CEO of Acer, JT Wang, stated that Microsoft should think twice before launching a brand in a market where she was "not very good" and which has potential partners for Windows 8.
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