The September leak of Microsoft's "late prototype" tablet, er, "booklet"
computer made a splash that has had surprisingly few ripples since. The
device, named "Courier" (perhaps after the font you used to pad your
college term papers?), has yet to be announced.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Courier: First Details of Microsoft's Secret Tablet
The September leak of Microsoft's "late prototype" tablet, er, "booklet"
computer made a splash that has had surprisingly few ripples since. The
device, named "Courier" (perhaps after the font you used to pad your
college term papers?), has yet to be announced.
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