U.S. - the CEO, Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, also witnessed the successful iPad chills. He was not reluctant states, his company was working on the tablet computer to rival the iPad.
Ballmer said Microsoft will work with computer hardware partners like HP, Lenovo, Asus, Dell and Toshiba are able to surpass the popularity iPad. "We should make Windows 7 running on the 'blackboard'" Ballmer said told financial analysts at a meeting at Microsoft headquarters in Seattle, USA.
"This is one concern which prompted done here. No one is sleeping, we had to push extra hard, at this time also, with our partners hadware. As soon as the brand is ready, they'll throw it to the public. We want to provide products that people want to buy, "he said.
Ballmer admitted having impressed with the iPad sales figures better than he predicted. "We think that in the competition area. We must make real products, such as when successfully carried the windows in the netbook," he said. "We work based on what we say, working with partners, develop the Windows 7 in order to work to design the new digital boards hadware."
Ballmer's comments came several weeks after Microsoft prepared to release the two-screen tablet computer called the Courier. Previously reported, a special team within the company have been working on a secret prototype. However, Microsoft announced that they will not proceed with the project and Courier said the team was working on one of the many ideas being tested and did not 'have plans' assemble new tools at this time.
Ballmer said Microsoft will work with computer hardware partners like HP, Lenovo, Asus, Dell and Toshiba are able to surpass the popularity iPad. "We should make Windows 7 running on the 'blackboard'" Ballmer said told financial analysts at a meeting at Microsoft headquarters in Seattle, USA.
"This is one concern which prompted done here. No one is sleeping, we had to push extra hard, at this time also, with our partners hadware. As soon as the brand is ready, they'll throw it to the public. We want to provide products that people want to buy, "he said.
Ballmer admitted having impressed with the iPad sales figures better than he predicted. "We think that in the competition area. We must make real products, such as when successfully carried the windows in the netbook," he said. "We work based on what we say, working with partners, develop the Windows 7 in order to work to design the new digital boards hadware."
Ballmer's comments came several weeks after Microsoft prepared to release the two-screen tablet computer called the Courier. Previously reported, a special team within the company have been working on a secret prototype. However, Microsoft announced that they will not proceed with the project and Courier said the team was working on one of the many ideas being tested and did not 'have plans' assemble new tools at this time.