On Thursday, Microsoft said it took a $900 million charge in its fiscal fourth quarter from what it described as "inventory adjustments" for the Surface RT tablet, which launched in October. The ...

It looks like you can stimulate demand for the Surface RT—if you give them away for practically nothing. Mere weeks after Microsoft took a whopping $900 million accounting write down on its Windows RT ...

I've been wanting a tablet for a while, love Windows 8, and don't need x86 compatibility. All I really want it for is media consumption: eBooks (Nook & Kindle), audio books, watching videos (Youtube, ...

Microsoft's Surface 2, a minor upgrade to the current Surface RT, could hit the market in time for holiday 2013, according to the latest leaks. Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years ...

Windows 8/8.1-based tablets including Microsoft's Surface have attained a market share of one-third in the business-use tablet segment in Taiwan, according to general manager of Microsoft... Microsoft ...

Wanna buy one of Microsoft’s Surface RT tablets? Assuming you live in the U.S. or Canada, the company is now throwing in one of its Touch Cover or Type Cover keyboard add-ons at no extra charge. It’s ...

This isn’t the first year that tablets are a hot gift item, but it is the first holiday season that enough serious contenders make the buying decision tougher. Following my reasons you should consider ...

"Microsoft is rumored to be charging OEMs as much as $85 for Windows RT licenses, compared to, effectively, $0 for Surface RT" At this stage, in my opinion Microsoft is charging too much if they ask ...

A few days ago, Qualcomm officially announced its next Arm-based PC CPU, the Snapdragon X Elite. The company's latest effort to take some CPU market share away from Intel and AMD in the Windows PC ...

Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ presenter of Adventures in Tech, a thrilling gadget show produced in our London office. Luke's focus is on keeping you in the loop with a mix of ...

It’s well known Microsoft’s Surface RT tablet has been a dud. Now some shareholders are suing the company, claiming it misled investors about how poorly the iPad competitor was selling. A New York law ...