Whose expectations?
Whose expectations?
Can you hook up a Pro to a second monitor and have dual displays?
Can you hook up a Pro to a second monitor and have dual displays?
yes it has a displayport. they demonstrated it during the event. It outputs higher than 1080p too
Can you hook up a Pro to a second monitor and have dual displays?
Using my iPad and don't know how to link but in the article Sinofsky was asked if the battery life will meet the customers expectation.Whose expectations?
oh lawdIt's like an iPad... except it's for adults.
Using my iPad and don't know how to link but in the article Sinofsky was asked if the battery life will meet the customers expectation.
One area Microsoft didnt really talk about at all was battery life. The company isnt talking specifics, but I did ask Sinofsky if he thinks Surface will deliver the type of battery life and performance that customers would expect.
I definitely think so, Sinofsky said.
It's like an iPad... except it's for business.
Bilbo Baggins
Probably old, CNN just said the price for the Windows version is 1,000.00
The full Windows 8 version will be available three months later in 64- and 128-GB versions. Microsoft plans to set its price point in the same zone as ultrabooks, which typically run around $1,000.
It's like an iPad... except it's for adults.
LOL, never stop trolling.It's like an iPad... except it's for adults.
I'm in the UK. I've yet to see any place that isn't Apple that has working tablets on display.Uhm, best buy?
The only thing that concerns me, and its pretty much out of Microsoft's control, is the device's (tablet) software catalog. There's only so much Microsoft can do on that front, and unless the device catches on in a big way, that's always going to be an aspect that iOS and Android find themselves superior within.
Having owned a Zune HD, I was always jealous of the iPod touch in that regard, considering it's supported software was an absolute joke despite being an AMAZING dedicated MP3 player. I'm not sure how Windows 7 Phone is at the moment, but I'd imagine that its software support is pretty laughable in comparison to the competition.
This is one of my big question marks based on the spec sheet provided.
Tablet Class:
iPad 2 (1024x768): 25 Wh
Surface (ARM - 1280x720?): 32.5 Wh
iPad 3 (2048x1536): 42.5Wh
This is never going to be oranges-to-oranges, but the ARM model needs to scrounge for equivalent battery life to the iPad 2 with higher resolution and Tegra, while the Surface is basically just an ultrabook with a (somewhat) undersized battery and dedicated video (which neither Air model has). It's possible Nvidia has somehow beat out the SGX in terms of power draw...but I think it's more plausible that there is a penalty instead.
Ultrabook Class:
Macbook Air (11" - 1366x768): 35 Wh
Surface (x86 - 1920x1080): 42.5 Wh
Macbook Air (13" - 1400x900): 50 Wh
I think it's reasonable to expect maybe an hour deficit on the ARM model and 1-2 hour deficit on the x86 model, but it's just a guess. It's not impossible that they've solved a lot of power draw concerns.
?Gruber really is insufferable.
It's like an iPad... except it's for adults.
Nvidia is claiming >10 hour battery life with Tegra 3 on Windows RT.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/6/30...-battery-life-for-windows-rt-no-fans-or-vents
Nvidia is claiming >10 hour battery life with Tegra 3 on Windows RT.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/6/30...-battery-life-for-windows-rt-no-fans-or-vents
They also claimed that on Android too....didn't work out that way.Nvidia is claiming >10 hour battery life with Tegra 3 on Windows RT.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/6/30...-battery-life-for-windows-rt-no-fans-or-vents
Love the ui of this device, so smooth, elegant and fluid. Doesn't look like it's running 'OS for kids' like the competition.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRU4QhedkD0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
if it is indeed a tegra 3+ its a 28nm 4+1 big.little setup, so i can believe it
if its the normal tegra3 thats available now... its a piece of shit and its only redeeming factor should be that you can get it for under $200.
This line never changes. Even 20, 25 years ago, it was the go-to line for Microsoft stalwarts talking about Apple products.
That said, I don't see this having any trouble gaining traction in "enterprise". The keys to the kingdom are held by the most prejudiced, techno-bigoted "IT professionals" after all. They just have to establish a corporate policy of "no Apple allowed", which they often gleefully do.
sounds about right. will tegra 3+ even make it out this year though?
Full Excel and Outlook > built for mobile OS.
That's why businesses will flock to this.
Well the main thing is that Windows 8 can be managed and intergrated into a IT ecosystem a lot easier, and of course cheaper prices on hardware across the board most likely.Full Excel and Outlook > built for mobile OS.
That's why businesses will flock to this.
Office 2013 has a touch mode where it spreads everything out for easier touch input. And of course, a lot of WIndows 8/Windows RT tablets will have detachable keyboards, trackpads etc..supposed to be out in the fall. I thought this tablet is running it ?
full excel and outlook would be terrible to use with a touch device. I want to see how they do metro Office
yeah that pissed me off to no end. his tiny violin comment was fucking jawdroppingly douchey. I'm sure ifixit will find a way to survive, but I'll tell you this: everything I've ever bought from them has been for an MBP. apples new closed systems is a huge threat to them. Gruber sucks. He's occasionally insightful and a brings good points to the table but man that guy sucks. I would never want to hang out with him.He's just such an unapologetic fanboy in general, his comments about why the Retina Macbook Pros being non-serviceable being a good thing and iFixIt is wrong to criticize it are obnoxious.
uh. no. it's happening. only question is when.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303404704577312043639469540.html
full excel and outlook would be terrible to use with a touch device. I want to see how they do metro Office
supposed to be out in the fall. I thought this tablet is running it ?
full excel and outlook would be terrible to use with a touch device. I want to see how they do metro Office
lol here lies microsoft, if only he'd have went with tegra 3If this is out in the fall there's a good chance it has the tegra 3+.
If it doesn't? RIP microsoft
what are the rumors around that event? I assume a updated OS will be unveiled and of course a tablet. I really know nothing more, haven't been keeping up with it.We all know a Google Tablet is coming, but whether or not it comes in at $200 or less and packs a quad-core processor has yet to be seen. That's the big "if" here.
lol here lies microsoft, if only he'd have went with tegra 3
what are the rumors around that event? I assume a updated OS will be unveiled and of course a tablet. I really know nothing more, haven't been keeping up with it.