双系统平板将冲击谷歌微软受益最大

元器件交易网讯 3月10日消息，据外媒报道，英特尔与华硕在今年的CES上发布搭载Windows及Android的双系统平板以应对细分市场。但迫于谷歌的压力，华硕推迟CES上展出的这款TD300平板的上市。电子时报认为双系统设备会使英特尔、PC厂商、微软受益，同时由于Windows普及率可能增加，谷歌将受到冲击。

目前只有英特尔的X86芯片可以支持双系统，允许用户在同一设备上运行Android或Windows系统。从英特尔的角度看Windows、Android双系统是积极的商业模式，供应商也可以通过双系统产品提升品牌价值。

对于华硕来说，推出双系统产品可能会得罪谷歌和微软，但另一方面英特尔会受益。英特尔是华硕2014年主要合作伙伴之一，有望全年支持华硕新产品线，包括价格优势甚至营销资金。华硕在CES是试水后可能考虑大规模生产此种设备。

虽然微软与安卓共存可能危及嵌入式应用，从长远看微软正在拓展移动设备上Windows系统的普及率。目前其普及率仅有3%，所以与谷歌合作比较有益。

从短期看双系统操作设备不会成为主流，谷歌也在极力避免与Windows合并操作系统。Windows还要应对基于安卓的大尺寸产品的挑战。

电子时报还补充，其他PC厂商也有意停止生产双系统产品的计划。（元器件交易网毛毛 译）

以下为原文：

Intel and Asustek Computer released dual OStablets at CES 2014 that combine Windows and Android operating systems into oneunit in an attempt to tackle a new segment in the tablet market. However, dueto pressure from Google, Asustek has postponed plans to release its TD300tablet that was presented at CES 2014. Digitimes Research believes dual systemdevices benefit Intel, PC vendors and Microsoft while Google will get the bruntof such developments due to a possible increase in the Windows penetration rate.

Currently, only Intel"s X86 chip cansupport dual operating systems, giving consumers an option to run eitherAndroid or Windows, but on a separate basis. From Intel"s standpoint, tabletsthat have both Windows and Android dual OS is positive for its business model,and vendors can also increase brand value through dual-system products.

For Asustek, it runs the risk of offendingGoogle and Microsoft by releasing dual-system products but on the other hand itbenefits Intel. Intel is one of Asustek"s main partners for 2014 and isexpected to give full support on Asustek"s new product line during the year, inaddition to price advantages and even marketing funding. Asustek tested thewaters at CES 2014 and may later reconsider mass producing such devices.

Although Microsoft"s co-existence withAndroid may jeopardize the survival of Metro App, in the long run Microsoft islooking to expand the penetration rate of Windows in mobile devices, as itcurrently only has a 3% market penetration rate, so pairing up with Googleshould prove to be beneficial.

In the short run, dual operating systemdevices will not become the mainstream and Google is trying hard to avoid itsOS being combined with Windows. Windows also could pose challenges forAndroid-based large-size tablet products.

Digitimes Research also added that other PCvendors now also have intentions to stop plans for producing products featuringdual operating system features.

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