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January 6, 2011 No Comments

Attendees at Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote address didn’t catch a glimpse of many up-and-coming tablets. However, they did learn of the company’s plans to make Windows 8 compatible with chips that use ARM architecture. Making Windows able to accommodate a wider variety of chips will put the OS on a greater variety of devices — including, perhaps, future tablets.