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Goldman Sachs: Microsoft has gone from 97% of computing market to 20% | |
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| Time: 12:00 EST/17:00 GMT | News Source: Seattle Times | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Goldman Sachs has a new report out on the tech titans' competing platforms and ecosystems in which it starkly quantifies Microsoft's loss of share among computing devices over the past decade. According to the report, Microsoft's operating systems have gone from 97 percent of all computing devices in 2000 - back when desktop and laptop PCs were dominant - to 20 percent expected in 2012 - when PCs, tablets and smartphones are all part of the computing-device picture. | ||
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