The success of Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 is still something many debated, but still decided to scrap the platform Nokia Symbian and definitely start using Microsoft's mobile operating system from now on. Currently, the line of Nokia Lumia smartphones is pretty good at the hardware level, but is a bit limited in the number of applications available, although the amount is increasing daily. If you expect something different from Nokia, then read on as the company plans to plunge into the market for tablets.
Nothing is totally official yet, but according to some comments from CEO, Stephen Elop, is looking to increase its product offering and they would launching a new tablet. It seems that the launch of a tablet is a possibility that the company is considering a lot and should not be surprised that in a few months is officially announced.
It also appears that it would be two tablets: July 1 inches to compete with the Nexus 7 and the iPad Mini and one of 10 inches to give war to iPad 4 and Kindle Fire, among others. The operating system is more than clear: Windows Phone 8 for small and probably Windows RT or Windows 8 for the largest.
Launch a tablet that can compete with the giants of the market seems very difficult, but not impossible.
