Windows RT has had it share of criticism since it was released but Microsoft is standing by its product. Michael Angiulo, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of Windows planning, told CNet that, “If you look forward a year or two and you look at the performance output of ARM chips, those are some really capable chips,” Angiulo said. “I think it has a very bright future.” But many analysts beg to differ, calling for Microsoft to abandon the operating system before its too late.
