Does Microsoft then have any hope of competing with the iPad on price?
Apple, for many years, had a reputation for charging a premium for its products, but the aggressiveness of its iPad pricing was a surprise to many people. In October, when I “looked at changing perceptions of Apple’s pricing, the cheapest iPad (its second-generation model) started at $499. Now that same product starts at $399, while the third-generation iPad with a high-resolution retina display starts at $499.
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Yeah definitely Microsoft can beat iPad in the tablet market, especially with the specs being displayed now of the Microsoft surface tablet. I can say high-end tablet pc because of its specs especially the Pro version power by 3rd generation Intel CPU, 128gb of storage, Nvidia Tegra 3, USB 3.0, and unique type cover keyboard.
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Thanks Matthew for your comment :)
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