It ’sure that the tablet will run on an ARM chipset. Our commitment is to Qualcomm than any other silicon manufacturers. Nokia also used ST-Ericsson and Broadcom in the past, but do not have a license of Windows 8 for ARM at the time of writing.
Nokia has not had much success selling Windows devices in the past. We remember his attempt at the wave of netbooks to drive again in 2009 with the Booklet 3G, an expensivepiece of kit, which ended up being a disappointment, at least for us.
It was essentially a netbook with an Intel processor and Windows operating system, but about twice the price of the competition, went to prove that Nokia is not Apple.
This time, however, Nokia would have given her strength and the strategic alliance withMicrosoft as first to market with a starting Windows 8
