Microsoft Teams Up With Barnes & Noble To Take On Kindle
April 30, 2012In a press release today Microsoft announced that it will be investing $300 million in a new company with Barnes & Noble, taking aim at Amazon’s Kindle e-reader.
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In a press release today Microsoft announced that it will be investing $300 million in a new company with Barnes & Noble, taking aim at Amazon’s Kindle e-reader.
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