Forrester Finds That Despite The Tablet Invasion Of The Workplace, Workers Would Prefer A Keyboard, Too

 Forrester Finds That Despite The Tablet Invasion Of The Workplace, Workers Would Prefer A Keyboard, Too

 

Tablet! They're everywhere you look, and quickly change the PC, which is suffering dwindling sales. But only because the tablet Rising in popularity does not mean the company IT department to send all-in touch-based interface. A new Forrester report suggests that people want the keyboard with the tablet, however, which makes sense because no matter what anyone says to enter in the software can not be overcome using full size QWERTY Notebook, in all things universes can.

Forrester's survey of over 1,000 information workers Europe and the U.S. found that 62 percent of people who either are like to use the tablet in the works as well as to the wireless, or the dock attachment for use with them. 35 percent want the conversion laptops, devices, and the other 34 percent say they use the tablet padha'd where needed and only return to the standard computer when this happens a lot of typing.

The potentially good news for non-Apple tablet market, since OEMs like Asus and Xplore (the only ranked third in the survey vendor focusing on the business by abi research) that a tablet device with a substitute form factor and the attachment. But before Microsoft was reading too much into it in terms of seeing a bright spot for the tablet surface, it is necessary to look at the business and the performance of the device, and Windows RT particular, and realize that you are not. Just do not.

This is probably more news to makers of tablet-specific keyboard accessories - there is a great possibility that the market for the sale of the company and the business to outfit your current deployments iPad with keyboard workers crave. Also, there is room for the correct category-bridging device to make waves yet.