Sentences with phrase «out of the hardware business»

So if B&N completely gets out of the hardware business what can they do to compete in the ebook world?
But in a recent Reuters interview, Chen stated that BlackBerry isn't looking to move out of the hardware business.
Although NeXT only shipped about 50,000 units and eventually dropped out of the hardware business, the company profoundly influenced the current generation of technology.
Barnes & Noble is mostly out of the hardware business, so its primary concern is selling you content.
Just before its release of Nintendo's Switch console this March, we wrote that a failed launch could push the storied firm out of the hardware business altogether.
When new CEO John Chen said BlackBerry won't be getting out of the hardware business anytime soon, he wasn't kidding.
B&N is reportedly interested in getting out of the hardware business while Microsoft is looking to give consumers more reasons to migrate to its so - far tepidly received Windows 8 OS and give the company a greater foothold in the online publishing business.
The tablet will be made by Microsoft, which has mostly stayed out of the hardware business.
While B&N will continue to offer its NOOK GlowLight eReader, the move essentially gets the retailer out of the hardware business.
After Sega was forced to bow out of the hardware business, there was a brief period in which the creativity that was lavished over their Dreamcast - era titles carried over to new consoles.
In comparison, Google has never made much money out of it hardware businesses and all things considered, Google's hardware units have often lost money.
«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content,» an unnamed source told The New York Times.
Just recently, an analyst mentioned that failure means Nintendo may have to move out of the hardware business.
Yeah, all these people clamoring for them to drop out of the hardware business and release games on PC are kind of missing the point I think.
Earlier today we broke the news that Barnes and Noble was thinking of getting out of the hardware business and was going to start licensing out its apps and ebooks to Samsung and Microsoft.
Turns out they were mostly a software company, and now it seems they may be completely out of the hardware business.
«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content,» said this person, who asked not to be identified discussing corporate strategy.
If sales lag and B&N gets out of the hardware business, I'm in a bind.
Last month, when rumors circulated that the company was looking at getting out of the hardware business, B&N spokesperson Mary Ellen Keating told CNET, «We have no plans to discontinue our award - winning line of Nook products.»
Awhile back I suggested that Amazon ought to get out of the hardware business and focus all their efforts on making their reader app the finest on the planet.
«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content» said the NYT source.
«They are not completely getting out of the hardware business, but they are going to lean a lot more on the comprehensive digital catalog of content,» someone familiar with Barnes & Noble's strategy told The Times.
An analyst recently made a very interesting comment, saying that Nintendo Switch aka Nintendo NX's failure means Nintendo may have move out of the hardware business.
But while other companies have taken this as a cue to get out of the hardware business or push toward commodity status, Fitbit is doubling down on premium devices.
Chen is a pragmatist, and has been warning that he would get out of the hardware business should he see no future in it, and this move is the first step towards realizing that goal.
BlackBerry announced that it is getting out of the hardware business.
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