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There's no doubt that the Surface Pro 4 has its fair share of issues, many of which took a bit too long to rectify or at least patch up. With the new, numberless Surface Pro, it couldn't be more obvious that Microsoft took that feedback to heart.For one...
Hugely improved battery life, Much better Surface Pen, Comfier, punchier Type Cover...
Surface Pen pulled from package, Only Core i7 can challenge A10X...
While it should come as no surprise, to just the extent of how deeply improved this Surface Pro is over the previous model and how it maintains its lead over competing 2-in-1 laptops or tablets is worth reiterating. From the accessories designed to make S...
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Microsoft claims its new Surface Pro tablet is powerful enough to replace your laptop for everyday computing tasks. Can that really be true? We put it to the test in our Surface Pro hands-on review. Also see: 25 best tablets 2014 Surface Pro review: Pric...
A very decent laptop replacement, and an okay tablet, the Surface Pro 3 is undeniably impressive. If you need a single device to do everything we can't think of any better device. And when you consider the cost of buying a discrete laptop, tablet and desk...
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chip.com.my Updated:
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We've seen quite a number of brand new notebooks that come with all sorts of gimmicks, including detachable keyboards, flipping displays and what not. Microsoft too has come up with their own convertible in the form of the Microsoft Surface Pro tablet.It...
1080p resolution, Powerful Intel Core i5 processor...
Only one USB port, Somewhat subpar battery life, Expensive...
The Microsoft Surface Pro ticks a lot of checkboxes if you're a mobile working person looking for a device that allows you to do both work and play on the move. The only thing holding the Surface Pro back from being a truly portable workstation is its ba...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
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Microsoft's Surface Pro – the high-profile, full-fat, Windows 8 tablet – is finally available in the UK. Launched back in February in the US, the Surface Pro is going live in the UK on 23 May.MSN Tech thought it was only right then that we take the much...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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NOTE: This is a review of the 2012 Surface Pro - the 2013 Surface Pro 2 has just been announced and we've got a Hands on: Surface Pro 2 review here. You can also read what we think about Windows 8.1 as well as about the new Windows 8.1 RT-powered, Nvidia...
Windows 8 in a tablet, Fantastic pen, Bright touchscreen, Up to 2TB expandable storage, Touch and Type Cover keyboards...
Heavy, Shorter battery life than RT, No home for the pen, Kickstand can be awkward...
Making your mind up about the Surface Pro is less about what it is and what it does and more about what you want out of a tablet. As a hybrid PC it's an undeniable compromise - but that's no bad thing. We liked Buying Guide 10 best tablet PCs in the world...
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The Surface Pro has the same VaporMg frame found in its RT-equipped sibling, though with some slight modifications. For instance, it is slightly thicker, mainly to accommodate the more potent innards. You will also notice a small slit that runs throughout...
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This device is a loaned review unit from Microsoft Malaysia*In June 2012, Microsoft unveiled a new line of laptop and tablet hybrid devices running on their latest Windows 8 OS which is optimised for touchscreen use with various swipes and gesture contro...
Touch Cover is great – excellent material and build quality, doubles as a cover and a very good keyboard, might I add, Turns head in public – Hybrid tablet / laptop device is a great idea and I get so many people asking me if it's a Surface and what I tho...
Too thick and heavy – for a tablet for sure, and even for a laptop especially with so many ultrabooks and Macbook Air in the market today, Expensive price tag – RM 2,449 is way too pricey to be competitive (against the iPad or other mid to high end laptop...
In case you haven't seen the Microsoft Surface Pro commercials, it's a whole load of body poppin' and lockin' action going on there. A bunch of men (and women) in suits having way too much fun with all the clicking of the Surface Pro kickstand and Type co...
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Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes, and Microsoft has finally brought its premium Windows 8 device – the Surface Pro – to Australia. It's been available in the US since February, but Microsoft's 10.6in tablet looks to have been wort...
None of this comes particularly cheaply, either. While the 64GB model weighs in at $999, the 128GB model costs up to $500 more – as much as a fully fledged Ultrabook. And as Microsoft hasn't bundled the Surface Pro with either of the optional Type or T...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
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The Surface Pro is Microsoft's Windows tablet equipped with an Intel Core i5 processor and Windows 8 Pro. There are a number of alternatives on the market, and today we will take a closer look at three recent arrivals: the Acer Aspire P3, the Lenovo Yog...
Generation Y is here, and so are the sleek Windows laptops and tablets. The Acer Aspire P3, Lenovo Yoga 11s and Toshiba WT310 are all equipped with Intel Core CPUs from the new Y series. The new processors are more energy-efficient, which is great for b...
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Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes, and Microsoft has finally brought its premium Windows 8 device – the Surface Pro – to Australia. It's been available in the US since February, but Microsoft's 10.6in tablet looks to have been wort...
None of this comes particularly cheaply, either. While the 64GB model weighs in at $999, the 128GB model costs up to $500 more – as much as a fully fledged Ultrabook. And as Microsoft hasn't bundled the Surface Pro with either of the optional Type or Touc...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:35
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Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes, and Microsoft has finally brought its premium Windows 8 device – the Surface Pro – to Australia. It's been available in the US since February, but Microsoft's 10.6in tablet looks to have been wort...
None of this comes particularly cheaply, either. While the 64GB model weighs in at $999, the 128GB model costs up to $500 more – as much as a fully fledged Ultrabook. And as Microsoft hasn't bundled the Surface Pro with either of the optional Type or To...
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We previously reviewed Microsoft's Surface Pro (MSRP $999.00) as a tablet. With back-to-school season underway, we figured it was time to put Redmond's first computer through our laptop tests. After all, this is a device the company touts as “a laptop in...
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If you have considered getting a tablet to replace your laptop but are not sure if it will be powerful enough for long periods of use, the Microsoft Surface Pro may be the answer.Launched at the end of May this year, coming shortly after the launch of the...
Intel i5 Processor – has all the power of a laptop but is tablet sized, the specially designed groove around the edging provides air to the fans when required – even then the fans are very quiet, 10.6”1920×1080 pixels set in a 16:9 widescreen HD display...
Battery life is not as impressive as the RT, however it does charge up quickly, Kickstand is handy but only set at one angle, great for when seating but not so much if viewing when standing up, Type cover is sold separately – personal preference between t...
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Microsoft Surface Pro Review – Tablets have been dominating our world these days and most of us have a tablet on top of a smartphone (or at least, want one). As much as I love tablets (iPad or Android tablets), there is only one thing that I dislike about...
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Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet is finally available in the Australian market, after it was announced a year ago. It is aimed at those who like the Surface RT but need the Windows software compatibility it lacks.While different under the hood, the two Micr...
The 'real Windows' version of Microsoft's Surface tablet impresses with beautiful build and ample computing power, only to disappoint through Windows 8 foibles and short battery life...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
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Apple pretty much created the tablet market in 2010 when it launched its first iPad and since then it's been pretty much universally acknowledged as owning the top end of the market, with every iPad since easily outselling its Android competition. Howeve...
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While different under the hood, the two Microsoft tablets are fairly similar on the outside. Like the Surface RT, the Pro model is beautifully built with a magnesium alloy case. Despite the anti-fingerprint coating, the Surface Pro case gets smudgy fast...
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Microsoft has never really been a hardware company. Oh sure, it dabbled in keyboards and mice, creating a joystick here and there, and then trying its hand at proper gaming consoles with the Xbox and subsequent Xbox 360, but there has never really bee...
Decent system performance; Interesting design; Solid heft that makes it feel well built; Includes a pen stylus; Power pack includes a USB port to charge devices;...
A heavy tablet; Falls over when used in a moving environment; Bad battery life; The pen stylus will likely go missing very quickly; Expensive;...
Microsoft's first proper attempt at a Windows 8 tablet is an interesting one.There are a lot of things to admire about it, as aspects of the design are very cool, the innards are reasonably powerful, and when setup on a desk with a keyboard cover case, yo...
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After months of waiting, Aussies can finally get their hands on the Surface you really, really want. A Surface running a real Intel CPU and a real operating system in Windows 8: This is the Surface Pro.The Surface Pro is nothing short of incredible.It's a...
The undoing of the Surface Pro can be found in the opening line of this review: “after months of waiting”...
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The Microsoft Surface tablet probably needs no lengthy introduction from us. Announced in June last year, Microsoft's very own tablet lineup consists of two models: Surface RT and Surface Pro. The former runs the Windows RT operating system, the latter Wi...
Extremely good build quality, Good performance (fast CPU, SSD, USB 3.0), Supports digital pen input, Option to choose between two keyboards, Acts as the reference hybrid Win 8 device for other brands to measure against...
Subpar battery performance, Clunky to use as a tablet, Lack of Wintab drivers for digital pen, Couple of software issues still present (WiFi bug, desktop scaling issue), Not as easy to use on the lap...
The Surface Pro and the Surface RT are hardware manifestations of Microsoft's (or rather, Windows 8's) idea of ‘no compromise' computing. To achieve that, Microsoft essentially mixed two interfaces into one OS: the Modern environment (based on the ‘Micros...
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theaustralian.com.au Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:35
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It was almost a year ago at a confused Los Angeles event, Microsoft unveiled its upcoming Surface Pro and RT tablet computers where irritated reviewers were allowed to look at, but not touch, early versions of the new products.The botched launch lead many...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:35
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While people have comparing tablets to laptops since before the iPad, it’s only now that they’re really starting to compete, apples for apples. The Microsoft Surface Pro doesn’t just pack the exact same software as Windows 8 laptops, but the same, or e...
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If you’re after a tablet for some serious work, and have plenty of money to spend, the Surface Pro will make a great choice. But if you really want a device that can be popped into a bag and used for games, browsing, reading and so on, there are bet...
Great power; perfect for working on the move; Touch Cover keyboard is impressive.
Seriously weighty; battery life is disappointing; limited choice of apps.
If you're after a tablet for some serious work, and have plenty of money to spend, the Surface Pro will make a great choice. But if you really want a device that can be popped into a bag and used for games, browsing reading and so on, there are better cho...
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When Microsoft released the Surface RT at the end of last year, there were several complaints about the limitations of the Windows RT operating system, such as the limited range of apps. The Surface Pro rectifies this by coming with the full version of...
The best Windows 8 tablet, but battery life isn't great and you have to factor in the cost of a keyboard...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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Like the original Surface, the Surface Pro still has something of an identity crisis.A tablet with a detachable keyboard, it doubles up as a netbook, while its weight is more like a traditional laptop.The first impression upon picking up the Surface Pro i...
Incredible power; secondtonone for working onthego; Touch Cover keyboard is still excellent...
Seriously heavy; battery life is belowpar; limited apps...
If you need a tablet that can act as a serious work machine, and you have the budget, then the Surface Pro is an excellent choice. However, if your needs are a little more frivolous and based more around something that can be slung into a bag and used for...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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The long-awaited (for the UK) Pro version of Microsoft's Surface tablet brings a few significant changes, such as full-fat Windows 8 (rather than the slimmed-down RT version ), a more powerful processor, more memory, and a full HD touchscreen with stylus...
Sturdy build, tough kickstand, fine screen, terrific keyboard covers, fullsize USB port, good battery life...
Not cheap, bulky and heavy, battery life not great, lowspec cameras...
The Surface Pro offers some improvements over the RT but they're more than reflected in the price. The big advantage is that you can add other software that doesn't come from the Windows app store, and the more powerful processor can handle just about a...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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The Microsoft Surface Pro will (finally) be landing in the UK this Thursday, 23 May. The 64 GB model will cost £719 and the 128 GB will cost £799. ... The Microsoft Surface Pro hybrid tablet/laptop has now arrived for testing in our labs. Ahead of the fu...
Screen, Processing power, Responsiveness, Design and finish, Weight (910 g alone and 1.13 kg with the keyboard)...
Heat issues, Battery life (3½ hours), Almost no connectivity for a laptop...
Microsoft really let its creative side shine through with the Surface Pro. It's a superb-looking device with enough processing power to make full use of the company's productivity suites. Unfortunately, the low battery life, heat issues and less-than-adeq...
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Powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, the new Surface Pro tablet computer from Microsoft is perhaps the best indicator yet for where personal computing is heading. Pay attention for this heralds an era of versatile computing that we just shape around our...
Let's be clear, this isn't a companion device like most tablets to date are, it is very much a full-blown PC that allow you to run pretty much any Windows 7 or Windows 8 app either within the Windows 8 Metro interface or on the desktop, multi-tasking betw...
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The Surface Pro is either a tiny Ultrabook or a bulky Windows 8 tablet , depending on your point of view. Is the Surface Pro the one device to rule them all? Watch our Surface Pro UK video review to find out. The Surface Pro is a Windows 8 t...
The Surface Pro is the best Windows tablet we've used. It also makes a pretty good laptop. But as a tablet it's not match for the best iOS or Android devices, and as a Windows laptop it can't compete with Ultrabooks. It's portability and performance will...
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What is the Microsoft Surface Pro? A tough question. It's neither a straightforward tablet, nor a tablet/laptop hybrid. It's more ambitious. The Surface Pro is nothing less than an attempt to create the perfect PC for the ‘Post PC' era. It's a tablet you...
Outstanding screen, Innovative design, Windows 8 at its best, Comes with Wacom digitser pen...
Heat and noise, No digitiser pen storage, Woeful battery life, Shallow app store...
The Surface Pro hints at genius but implodes under the weight of its own ambition. But the potential is plain to see. It's a welcome and compelling alternative to an Apple and Google dominated future. Make it lighter and last longer, however, and Microsof...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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Microsoft conjures up a stylish, powerful Windows 8 tablet that remains desirable despite its flaws Read more: Microsoft Surface Pro reviewRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes, and Microsoft has finally...
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T3.com
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After the mixed reception of the Microsoft Surface RT last year, the brand has been under pressure to deliver its full-blooded Surface slate, and the wait is finally over. Where Surface RT ran a mobile processor, that delivered low performance and limite...
Full HD screen, Ability to play games, Nice industrial design...
Not great on uneven surfaces, Heavy...
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It's been almost a week since the Microsoft Surface Pro landed in the Lint's UK offices, during which time it's seen non-stop use. We've been eager to see if Microsoft - the very creator of the Windows 8 Pro operating system - can set the bar to new heigh...
Excellent screen, full Windows 8 Pro, excellent build quality, microSD expansion slot, USB 3.0 for fast transfer, smaller and lighter than Ultrabook competitors...
No keyboard included, expensive, so-so battery life, chunkier and heavier than many tablet competitors, stated storage isn't realised (128GB is approx 85GB), kickstand angle isn't adjustable, poor camera quality...
Surface Pro becomes more than a list of pros and cons after a proper period of use, as much as we've been toing and froing between the highs and lows a week of use has brought with it. Despite its sizeable list of downsides, you know what, we've sti...
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Microsoft has belatedly released the Surface Pro in the UK, seven months after the launch of Windows 8. But with a plethora of devices from established OEMs such as Dell and Lenovo available, is it wise to invest in a hybrid made by a firm with no pedigre...
Beautiful HD screen; Full Windows 8; Good performance...
Inflexible kickstand; Too heavy; Expensive; Virtually unserviceable; Soso battery life...
The Surface Pro fails to live up to expectations. Despite the HD screen and solid performance, it's weak when it comes to portability and doesn't do enough to stand out from OEM competitors...
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alphr.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes, and Microsoft has finally brought its premium Windows 8 device – the Surface Pro – to the UK. It's been available in the US since February, but Microsoft's 10.6in tablet looks to have been worth w...
Microsoft conjures up a stylish, powerful Windows 8 tablet that remains desirable despite its flaws...
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Finally, it's here: Microsoft Surface Pro has landed in the UK and Pocket-lint has got hold of the 128GB version of the tablet PC. Many months later than anticipated, and far behind other manufacturers' Windows 8 hybrid launches, has the wait for Surface...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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Cut from the same VaporMG cloth as its slimmer RT sister, the Surface Pro has a solid, nicely made feel. At 907g and 13.5mm, the Pro's extra weight and thickness mean it doesn't seem as throw-aroundable as the RT version (680g and 9.3mm), but it's still a...
verdict The Surface Pro is as powerful as a lower-end ultrabook, but more portable. Edging into our Top Ten list of best tablets , it's nice to type on and has a great screen. But does it do enough to justify costing more than most Windows Ultrabooks? No...
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While the iPad gets all the hype and attracts acres of media coverage, the world still broadly runs on Windows. And if Microsoft has ever built a tablet that might emphasise its advantages over Apple, it is the Surface Pro. Here, finally, are all the a...
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stuff.tv/my/ Updated:
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Cut from the same VaporMG cloth as its slimmer RT sister, the Surface Pro does has a solid, nicely made feel. The extra weight and thickness mean it doesn't seem as throw-aroundable as the RT version, but it's still a lot lighter on the lap (and in the ba...
The Surface Pro is as powerful as a lower-end ultrabook, but more portable. It's nice to type on and has a great screen. But does it do enough to justify costing more than most Windows Ultrabooks? Not quite. Its nifty portability comes at the price of a l...
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The Microsoft Surface was the biggest new tech of 2012. Its first iteration — Surface RT, a confusingly named and marketed tablet-with-a-keyboard — bombed. Pretty hard. So why believe in the full-powered Surface Pro? Simple. It's a braver and more diverge...
If it fits your professional needs, you'll at least want to consider it. Same goes if you have enough scratch to take a flyer on a secondary computer (that also happens to represent the future of computing). For anyone else, the Surface Pro probably isn't...
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Microsoft introduced the Surface Pro to make a compelling case for Windows 8 and for the longest time, Windows was left behind the growing market of Android and iOS tablets. Microsoft's counter is the Surface Pro. Check out the full review below if they h...
Great, solid build and design, Powerful hardware, Large storage, Full-sized USB 3.0 port, Full HD resolution...
A bit chinky and heavy for a tablet, Lackluster battery life...
The Surface Pro is an interesting hybrid of a tablet and laptop. Unlike its little sibling (Surface RT), which is considered more of a tablet, the Surface Pro has more affinity to the ultrabook.From that perspective, you would understand the unique value...
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This is what the original Surface tablet should have been. Hyper-powered, versatile, and it's actually a true Windows 8 tablet. Unlike its predecessor, it can run any program that works on Windows 7 (hardware permitting), and is a rather strange step betw...
If you're looking to sink almost $1,000USD into a device that can run productivity software and Windows programs, why not get an ultrabook? Despite the many things going for the Surface Pro, it doesn't really excel at being either a tablet or a laptop, an...
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Before we begin, let us clarify one very important fact: Microsoft Surface Pro is not officially available in Malaysia just yet nor it will be launched at the official Malaysian launch of Surface RT later this month . There might be some possibilities tha...
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So, it has been a super long time since I have written a blog on here and I apologize for that. During this past month, I have been playing with my new toy: the Microsoft Surface Pro. This thing is absolutely awesome! As this guy is a pretty hefty purc...
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It’s no secret that we’ve been keenly waiting for the Surface Pro since it was first announced in June of last year. Back then, we were told the Intel Core i5-powered, Windows 8 Pro-toting tablet would be released around three months after Windows...
Brilliant design, Great touchscreen display, Excellent add-on keyboard connector...
Significant, inescapable compromise inherent in form factor, Mediocre battery life for a notebook, terrible for a tablet, Frustrating power connector...
Microsoft's full-fat Windows 8 tablet is hugely compromised, but that's part of its design. We found its versatility useful, but limiting at the same time...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:37
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Lisa Gade compares the Microsoft Surface Pro with the Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro 700T and the Acer Iconia W700 Windows 8 tablets. All run on Intel Core i5-3317U CPUs with 4 gigs of RAM and have 128 gig SSDs. All have 1080p touchscreens and the Samsung and...
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What does it mean to go pro?Microsoft is answering that question with the Surface Pro. A sequel to last year's Surface RT, think of this tablet like the big brother to Microsoft's tablet. It's a bit more grown up, a bit larger and heavier, and it is capab...
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When Microsoft first announced the Surface tablets back in June 2012 they didn't reveal much about the Surface Pro other than it would run an Intel processor and launch 90 days after the RT version launched on October 26. It wasn't until November that Mic...
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tekgadg.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:37
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When I looked at the Surface RT last year, I was less than impressed with the empty app store and the low resolution display on the device. Even back then, I was wishing for the same type of device with a Intel CPU. My wishes have now come true and we hav...
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Tablets with mobile operating systems like Android, iOS, or Windows RT are perfectly adequate if your tasks centre on the Internet. But if you need compatibility with older x86 programs in a slate tablet form factor, then you need one running Windows 8...
Compact, Full 1080p 10finger touchscreen, Comes with pressuresensitive stylus, Ultrabook components...
Battery life isn't great, Keyboard cover is an optional extra...
While the Surface Pro is coming out in the US this weekend, its UK launch date is still unconfirmed, as is the price. Over in the US, the 128GB model reviewed here is $999 minus a Touch Cover, which translates directly to £640 (though the UK price tag w...
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Microsoft's Microsoft Surface Pro is the latest update to Microsoft's iPad-esque tablet range. The key difference between Microsoft Surface and the Microsoft Surface Pro, is that it's packing an Intel processor instead of an Arm, the storage space ranges...
Runs traditional Windows programs, Intel processor, Wacomstyle pen input...
Expensive, heavy, screen feels too small, keyboard doesn't feel quite good enough...
Microsoft is taking the Surface tablet in a very different direction to Apple's iPad, which is refreshing after playing with countless clones. We're not convinced by this tablet that attempts to be a laptop replacement, but in time Microsoft may manage to...
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The last time I was this excited about a product release was probably for an Apple device - the original iPhone, which I imported into Australia as it wasn't available here at the time, or the iPad. Consoles usually get me quite excited, too. This ti...
I don't think that the Surface Pro will overtake the iPad overnight, but it should have Apple worried. Not worried about sales numbers or consumers changing their spending habits and buying something with a Windows logo on the back instead of an Appl...
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The Surface Pro is now on sale in two versions, a somewhat lean 64GB version and a more usable 128GB variant. After being on sale for a while in the US and Canada, this month sees the Surface Pro launch in the UK, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark...
Windows 8 in a tablet, Fantastic pen, Bright touchscreen, Up to 2TB expandable storage, Touch and Type Cover keyboards...
Heavy, Shorter battery life than RT, No home for the pen, Kickstand can be awkward...
Expectations are the real issue with the Microsoft Surface Pro. If you were hoping for something with the power of a Core i5 laptop but the weight and battery life of Surface RT then you need to take another look at the laws of physics and the current ca...
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Microsoft's Surface is its own-brand tablet, but there are two models, the Surface RT and Surface Pro. So what are the differences between the two and which one is the right one for you? We take a look in our Surface Pro vs Surface RT comparison revie...
As tech journalists, the Surface Pro is the winner for us. The full HD screen, extra storage, laptop-like spec and ability to install any Windows software gives it the edge...
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If you're looking for a Windows 10 device that can act as either a tablet or a laptop then there are two new models that deserve your attention - Microsoft's 2017 Surface Pro and Samsung's Galaxy Book. We take a look at how these premium hybrids compare...
As the Samsung Galaxy Book is yet to arrive in the UK it's hard to give any firm opinions on whether it's a good option for those wanting a Windows 10 hybrid device. From our experiences with the device at CES early this year it does look to be an interes...
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stuffmideast.com Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:36
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A portable powerhouse – but the Surface Pro's keyboard, grunt and battery life don't quite measure up to its Ultrabook rivalsHaving very sensibly concluded that nobody is going to beat Apple at making iPads, Microsoft has come up with a strikingly origina...
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gizmodo.in Updated:
2017-08-15 05:31:37
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The Microsoft Surface was the biggest new tech of 2012. Its first iteration—Surface RT, a confusingly named and marketed tablet-with-a-keyboard—bombed. Pretty hard. So why believe in the full-powered Surface Pro? Simple. It's a braver and more divergent t...
We talk a lot about the future whenever anyone does something new. While the Surface Pro might not be the future, exactly as it is, it's absolutely full of ideas and functions that are just off the horizon, or just in from it. A pro-level stylus, touch-ba...
You'll need to tinker. Tinker tinker tinker. The process of getting and keeping the Surface Pro into a state that's comfortable and efficient is involved, largely because of Desktop scaling/sizing issues. Desktop is just too small and hard to control on t...
If it fits your professional needs, youll at least want to consider it. Same goes if you have enough scratch to take a flyer on a secondary computer (that also happens to represent the future of computing). For anyone else, the Surface Pro probably isnt...
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F or me and for the broad audience, Microsoft is a software company . And I think it's fair to say that besides a few hardware products, they don't have too much experience in this field. Albeit this sounds amateur-ish, I think that in hardware, in touch-...
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When the original Microsoft Surface ( Review ) and Surface Pro were launched over five years ago, the entire world took notice. Both devices drew attention not only for their style, but also because their existence meant that Microsoft was willing to comp...
Good, Extremely portable, High-quality screen, Flexible kickstand...
Type Cover and Surface Pen cost a lot extra, Previous generation CPUs, Weak speakers, Limited connectivity...
We really like the Microsoft Surface Pro for its portability and convenience. We were even able to use it on our laps for short stretches - it wasn't very comfortable, but it was certainly possible. Its design and components are however a little dated, an...
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