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Microsoft Surface selling out? We've seen this movie before | |
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| Time: 15:13 EST/20:13 GMT | News Source: CNET | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft says its Surface tablets are close to selling out. Hmm...Time for a reality check. First, a mea culpa. I wrote a story or two last year about Surface selling out. While technically accurate, it belied the catastrophe in the making for the first-generation Surface RT. And here we go again. "It...looks like pre-order stock of the Surface 2 (64GB) and Surface Pro 2 (256 GB and 512GB) are close to selling out," Microsoft said in its official Surface blog on Wednesday. That's good marketing, if nothing else. But I'm guessing that doesn't necessarily mean there's lots of demand for the product. It means that Microsoft doesn't have that many on hand. | ||
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