Recently Microsoft CFO Peter Klein suggest that the company could be releasing a 3rd tablet in the near future to get their hands on the emerging smaller tablet market. Before Microsoft jumps the gun and start developing more Tablets they cant sell and get off shelves lets perfect the Tablets they already have on the market. Its pretty useless for them to keep releasing duds to the market, after a while people are going to stop paying attention. The Surface Pro is plagued with problems but yet the coming is ready to move forward with another Tablet. This is what the CFO had to say about the possibly of releasing a smaller tablet to the market “We can have the same core code base driving form factors from four inches all the way up to 27-inch ones and everything in between,” Klein said during his presentation. “So I think we are well set up to respond to demand as we see it. We can deliver a versatile set of experiences across form factors, whether they’re 4-inch, 5-inch, 7-inch, 10-inch or 13-inch.”
Tech Talk News: Verizon’s CFO Say’s Unlimited is Just A Word
Verizon’s CFO announced today customers are fine with sahred data and that “unlimited Data’ is just a word. I beg to differ, data usage varies from month to month so to say its just a word and does’nt mean anything, tell that to Sprint and Tmo. Yungjohnnybravo x TatWZA
Tech Talk News: iPhone 5 Sprint Release Date “CFO Says Network is Ready”
Despite recent rumors that Sprint will be one of the latest networks to carry the iPhone 5 remaining unconfirmed, Sprint Nextel CFO Joe Euteneuer has stated that Sprint is ready to handle Apple’s newest smartphone. @TatWZA @Yungjohnnybravo
Kicks: Nike Set to Increase Price$ Across the Board! Oh no!!!
Just maintaining your sneaker game is very expensive, and The Crown holder of the Footwear game is about to make it even more expensive. According to Sneaker News “Due to rising costs of cotton, oil, and transportation, Nike, in a statement made by CFO Don Blair during a conference call to analysts on March 18th, will offset those increased costs by raising prices “across the boardâ€. Nike’s financial year ends on May 31st, which could signify these higher prices arriving soon, and with Nike’s Global Growth Strategy of blossoming into a $27 billion company by 2015, the sneaker-buying public has no choice but to pony up the extra dollars, or give up the game for good. The good news is that Nike has the world’s most creative CEO in Mark Parker, so hopefully the minds behind the swoosh can devise alternative counteractive solutions to rising costs of materials without hurting the consumer”. What do you think about this? The full article is after the jump, so give it a quick look and let us know what you think at [email protected] @DJJUANYTO
