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MS has a problem, not a huge one, YET, but a problem..

In a way they've been lucky, desktops and laptops sales have dropped because of tablets and mobile devices, but because MS has a complete monopoly on desktops and LT's OS they still make a nice profit. But without that they would be in trouble, so far they missed the boat on mobile devices and tablets, and without that OS monopoly they would be like a Nokia, they would be a company that would be fading fast... But desktops and laptops are never going to go away completely, so as long as they're around MS has a money source. MS isn't in danger of folding, but they are in danger of becoming irrelevant in a the huge, fast growing tablet and mobile markets.. They need a winner in the tablet and/or mobile market.

MS is running a little scared.

Skip every other windows release.

Windows 98 -> Good
Windows ME -> Suck
Windows XP -> Good
Windows Vista -> Suck
Windows 7 -> Good
Windows 8 -> Suck

Good article on the upcoming Nokia phones:
http://www.theverge.com/2012/9/4/328850 ... ia-820-920

I bet about $100 in stock ($1.84 per share) that this will be a hit and I'll make a few bucks.

YUM. Wireless charging and that Pureview camera are sexy.