That’s the sort of
choice Microsoft is asking you to make with the spectacularly designed, wildly
controversial Surface tablet.
Now, for the very
first tablet it has ever manufactured (in fact, its very first computer),
Microsoft could have just made another iPad ripoff. But it aimed much higher.
It wanted to build a tablet that’s just as good at creating work as it is at
organizing it.
On the hardware
front, Microsoft has succeeded brilliantly. Read the specs and try not to drool
on your keyboard.
The Surface shares
some measurements with the full-size iPad (1.5 pounds, 0.4 inches thick). But
at 10.8 by 6.7 inches, it’s a wider, thinner rectangle, a better fit for movie
playback. It has stereo speakers instead of mono. Both front and back video
cameras are 720p high definition.
It has ports and
jacks that iPad owners can only dream about: a memory-card slot to expand the
storage, a video output jack and a USB 2.0 jack. You can connect almost any USB
device: keyboard, mouse, flash drive, speakers, hard drive and so on.
Each Surface model
has double the storage of the same-price iPad. For example, the $500 Surface
offers 32 gigabytes; the 64-gig Surface is $600.
There are some
disappointments on the spec sheet. The battery life is advertised as eight to
10 hours…Read
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