Steve Ballmer hints Microsoft plans to build more hardware

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Originally Posted by Rayz 

 

The problem is that Ballmer is not sure what to do next. He's been throwing money at various ideas and markets for years, and very little of it has returned anything of note. 

 

But by following Apple's strategy, Ballmer is so close to the answer it almost hurts. Hardware? Check. Shops? Check.

 

He needs to go all out. Copy the Apple story to the letter.

 

Bring back Gates as an advisor and let human nature and common sense take its course. Within a year, Ballmer will be out on his ear, Gates will be running the show, and Microsoft will have a fighting chance at relevance again.

 

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An interesting plan, but flawed, since Gates is already the Chairman of the Board.

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Originally Posted by Tom Acton 



Microsoft Phone: Press Ctrl Alt Delete to start it up. Oops, no Alt button, no Ctrl button ... the phone that never starts

 

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Actually, never stops.

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