Anton Sugar
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What do you mean both ways?
I don't think it physically "attaches" more than one way; you can just fold it up so the keyboard is attached to the screen/propped up.
What do you mean both ways?
front view with keyboard attached looks great with keyboard just going to the screen and no bezel in sight.
Snap makes ios seem dated/limited as fuck.. and i much prefer Metro IE to safari..
Too bad about the app store though.
The basics are there.. but its just stale. Very slow to grow. Too much CRAP populating the charts.
I'm not really huge on apps though. im 95% of the time browsing the web.. even on ios.
Isn't the i3 more than enough for most tasks? I mean hell, the Bay Trail Atom chip in my Venue 8 Pro and my HTPC are fast enough for most tasks, and the i3 is a hell of a lot faster than that.
Anyone have gaming benchmarks for this particular i3 vs. i5 vs. i7?
Engadget said:More important than the higher pixel count, perhaps, is the new pen tech. With this generation, Microsoft ditched Wacom and instead used an N-Trig active digitizer. We know, we know: this probably sounds like inside baseball to all but our most hardcore readers. In truth, though, it's a better experience. The pen, first of all, has been redesigned so that it feels more like a normal ink-based pen. Indeed, it does feel more substantial in the hand, not that I had many complaints about the pen that came with the Surface Pro 2. Also, the screen has just enough friction that when I write on it, I feel like I'm writing on paper (or as close as you can get, anyway).
Aye, I'm probably going to a combo of Surface Pro 3 and macNice pic! Touching both the iPad screen and the MBA trackpad never really bothered me that much. Personally one 10 or 11 or 12" screen is not large enough for me. My main computers and home and work both have 27" screens.
Why would I put both of them on my lap? Never did that before.
Something wrong with that price/perf combo?
Asus Note 8 has Wacom, I've used my Surface Pen on it.The fuck?
They got rid of the wacom?
Might as well just buy a Dell Venue Pro tablet then, the main appeal of the Surface Pro was teh Wacom tech.
Student discount, old model clearance discount.Do Surface Pros regularly go on discount? If so, that should be factored into the value. Or something.
Asus Note 8 has Wacom, I've used my Surface Pen on it.
Oh, you mean the 11? With that Synaptics digitizer? Ewww. I've tried it on the DVP8 with the A01 pen. N-Trig is better.
Yeah, but those 64GB :/
Ships June 20th in the US.Hm. I just need to get a new laptop before I leave for E3. Might look into getting a SP2.
Apps? This isn't the RT. This is full blown Windows.
It's not terrible but when you consider you're paying $130 for the cover it's kind of... meh? Especially when they're using a 4300U instead of a 4250U. You could buy a third party keyboard, mouse and USB hub cheaper but at that point it's not really a laptop replacement is it?
It's not bad but it's just... meh. It's all 15W TDP parts which is fine when you're playing on the MBA side of the spectrum. But when you're trying to shoehorn a 15W i7 part into the case and then go up against the rMBP price point with it's big boy i7-4750HQ (or 4850HQ) plus having to buy the $130 keyboard it's like, why exactly am I going through this exercise when Windows has such terrible DPI scaling anyway?
Storage
64GB, 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB
64GB has >36GB available disk space
128GB has >96GB available disk space
256GB has >211GB available disk space
512GB has >450GB available disk space
Wondering why no wagon pen and the OneNote quick feature could have been enabled by putting the pen close to the screen.
Either way though, it doesn't affect me wanting this. I'm not an artist.
I'm tired of the price issue people have with Surface Pro's. These are premium computers in tablet form. Every bit as quality as any Mac device.
Ouch, my aunt just told me she bough a Surface pro 2 for her... Do I break the news to her or not?
Didn't Microsoft significant ly improve its dpi scaling with 8.1? Pretty sure it did.
In tablet mode most people are gonna want tablet apps.
What do you mean by "didn't work for me at all"? This guy has Diablo 3 running fairly smoothly on the first gen Surface Pro.
Ouch, my aunt just told me she bough a Surface pro 2 for her... Do I break the news to her or not?
Just to be clear - Same GPU as the Surface Pro 2, correct?
yeah, it's same 4400 and Core i5 4300U. Now we don't know what the Core i7 or i3 model is or if they have a different GPU (probably not)
But price...Why Microsoft, WHY?!
Most likely because Wacom would have charged a lot, plus they haven't updated the tech in years other than the Cintiq lines. You have to use the "Penabled" or whatever pens that are years old tech :/.
N-trig already works fine on 13", see the Vaio tablet 13".
And no, you can't do it that way. Getting the pen close to the screen already activates the palm rejection plus the pen is really just an inductor on a capacitive screen.
If she got it at a MS store, they have a 14 days no questions asked returns policy.
return it!
If it can play LoL in a decent resolution/framerate I'll be selling my RT (or more likely giving it to a family member) and buying an i5 SP3. As long as the pen is not atrocious.
Wonder if I'll be able to play with one at a Microsoft store soon?
Has the actual tech changed though?
7 did not take up a lot of disk space initially. The disk use increases over time because Windows never throws away old versions of libraries and it keeps around the data that gets patched via Windows Update. So once you have run the OS for 2 or 3 years, it is a lot bigger than it initially was.
So you see why simply observing that W8 currently doesn't use that much space is not enough to conclude it won't use a lot of space 2 years from now.
I guess you missed the update for Win7 that eliminates this.
Check disk cleanup.