On the afternoon of March 14, Beijing time, Nomura Securities analyst Rick sherlund said in a report on Wednesday that Windows 8 has failed to reverse the decline of PC sales due to consumers' more preference for smartphones and tablets.
Consumers don't seem to be interested in Windows 8 tablets at all. For consumers, as long as there are enough low-cost tablets and smart phones on the market, and they can easily meet their personal consumption needs through some office replacement tools, they don't need Windows 8 integration at all.
Finally, he said that not only individual users don't buy it, but also enterprise users are not interested in Windows 8. 'so far, the enterprise market has not shown much interest in Windows 8, which makes investors feel uneasy, and Microsoft shares are under pressure. Because of the low sales of Windows 8 in the initial stage of its launch, the outside world will have doubts; but if Microsoft makes improvements in some aspects, the outside world will also have reasons to be optimistic about the situation of this operating system in the second half of 2013. '