Ad network device data indicates that for Windows RT, there is only one player in town: Microsoft

Data indicates that the Windows RT market remains lopsided, with Microsoft controlling the lion’s share of its device sales. This means that the Windows RT device stratification is all but unchanged from earlier times in Windows 8′s short history. Ad network AdDuplex supports 162 Windows 8 applications, giving it limited, but useful insight into the larger device market for the operating system. Its collected data for the most recent month stipulates that Microsoft controls roughly 80% of the Windows RT device market. Windows 8 has two core versions: Windows 8 itself, and Windows RT, for tablets running on ARM chips. Windows RT has a constrained app marketplace; only applications built for and distributed through the Windows Store are supported. Thus, Windows RT is a bet tha