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Published: 16 May 2013 at. 10:40
It’s been up for a there is a lot of money in hardware too. It has not at least Apple laært them, and their own experiences with Xbox emphasizes conclusion.
Therefore, they will not just leave it to partners to enjoy Windows on a tablet. Last year, Microsoft released their own Windows 8 tablet in the form of Surface RT.
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Now they follow up with the Pro edition. Slightly heavier, higher screen resolution, but also slightly shorter battery life. The biggest difference when we see the “surface” is still processor choice.
Not to be completely overtaken by tablets that used ARM processors with very long battery life, Microsoft released a Windows version adapted these processors.
downside is that while all new apps are working properly, so you can not use the old Windows software.
To sweeten the pill, Microsoft has created a special RT version of Office, but all the other things people have used for decades is no longer available.
First Impressions: Microsoft Surface Pro
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Microsoft Surface Pro uses however a typical Intel processor and is effectively a PC in tablet edition. It’s actually a pretty fast processor too, in the form of an Intel Core i5, supported by 4GB of RAM. Not a veikere Atom version that several of the others have chosen.
tablet should actually be able to do the job as a fairly powerful laptop. Especially when you equip it with a screen cover, cover type, which also does the job as a keyboard.
With a weight of 900 grams and a thickness of 13.5 mm winner is hardly the price of the most handy tablet, but laptops and tablets in addition, it can be a very attractive package.
TEST: Microsoft Surface RT
Slightly thicker: Surface Pro is a bit thicker than RT, but also offers full PC functionality and multiple ports. Photo: Stein Jarle Olsen
Surface Pro comes in two editions. One with 64 and one with 128 GB of storage memory. The first is perhaps a little pathetic if you both must have operating system and run new applications, traditional programs and have space for content as well.
Fortunately, Microsoft has found space for a microSD slot that can expand the memory to 64GB and a USB 3.0 port in full size.
display of ten inches have increased the resolution of the RT version of Full HD, that is 1920 x 1080 pixels.
We’ll see when the battery is at 42 watt hours, the same capacity as the new iPad, holding a sufficient number of hours. It should not take long before we got hold of one and put it through torture tests.
Prize in Norway will be 6690 million for the 64GB version and 7390 million for 128 GB. Without cover.
See also:
TEST: Mac mini – A great desktop computer
TEST: HP Elitepad – Windows hybrid for pros
TEST: Lenovo Ideapad Yoga – Smart swing-PC
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