(Credit: CNET)
Should Microsoft have called it ARM tablet OS something other than Windows RT?
That was Dell's argument, according to comments made by a top executive at the PC vendor.
At the Dell World conference last week, Dell's vice chairman and president of its PC business, Jeffrey Clarke, told analysts what he thought of the name Windows RT, as reported by the Australian Financial Review.
Clark said he warned Ballmer not to use the Windows brand name in the new tablet OS since it would confuse consumers into thinking it supports traditional Windows applications. Designed to run on ARM-based tablets, Windows RT runs only Windows Store, aka Metro, apps.
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