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Old 04-30-2012, 01:09 PM   #29
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I'm struggling to see how this makes sense for MSFT. Will the Nook migrate to Windows? Will MSFT sell its new tablets in B&N stores? Google and B&N seem a much better fit since the Nook is currently Android.
It is a similar deal that Microsoft did with Nokia, with a similar goal: to get their product on devices. Basically, find a company that's struggling, give them a lifeline with cash and say you have to use Windows.

This deal can possibly work out better for B&N than it has for Nokia. It all depends on how Win8 works on tablets.
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