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2 years ago
I have a business partner who's interested in improving the quality of low-cost adaptive/assistive technology for persons with disabilities. The iOS and Android platforms already have some nice fledgling efforts, but we think there's a good amount that can be improved, particularly in regards to user-friendliness (which should be a primary concern for products targeted to persons with cognitive disabilities).
My question is: how suitable does everyone here think Windows 8 will be as a target platform for such software? I've been hearing mixed reviews on the Surface, but I'm not sold on the credibility of the complaints regarding user-friendliness.