Very impressive entrance into what I thought would have been a well mature market by this point.
Integration with Microsoft services is probably a good selling point .
Microsoft’s Surface Hub is now apparently a billion-dollar business
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#13I'm surprised by this as well, but I wonder how many of them were bought as "trophy" purchases, put on display in the lobby and the CEO's office.
"The average Surface Hub customer is buying about 50 devices for each deployment...(and) One (unnamed) car manufacturer bought 1,500 of the thing" Sounds like people are actually rolling them out through all their conference rooms
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#15Very impressive entrance into what I thought would have been a well mature market by this point.
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#17Very impressive entrance into what I thought would have been a well mature market by this point.
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also known as 'lock-in' in some contexts.
Interestingly this "lock-in" argument is often used with respect to Microsoft, but not with respect to Apple...
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#20Microsoft: The Office Slavery Company.