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Right. Spell check? The Surface RT virtual keyboard does spellcheck just fine. With the type or touch cover? Learn to spell. Mail and messenger take 20+ seconds to open? Thats ********. Because I'm typing this one a Surface RT right now, and the Apps all open pretty much instantly, with a couple seconds for the bigger ones. And, an Microsoft retail employee would never say that, as it would offend a customer. I think you made the entire thing up. |
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One stupid move microsoft is doing with the surface is little advertise even on the hotmail website/welcome
also its hardly available outside the states and major citys? Here in the caribbean/latin america is nowhere to be found, other products are easy available even those no name android tablets.
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Unless you work for Dell, you didn't see those results, you don't know what its made of, and you don't know how durable it is. Personally, I hope the Windows 8 devices do well, because it'll eventually force innovation on Apples part instead of rehashing the same products over and over. |
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As much as I hate to agree with whatshisface, the Lenovo Yoga is about the best Win8 convertible out at the moment. Last edited by Renzatic; Dec 2, 2012 at 09:49 PM. Reason: goofed up muh talkin words |
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i don't know if it will break for sure but it would only seem logical. perhaps you can buy one and let us know in a few years. |
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Don't get me wrong, the Yoga looks friggen awesome,. But for me, the Dell is the way to go., OR the surface pro, I have y et to decide. I HIGHLY doubt a company like Dell would put something so fragile out, those days of " Dude you got a dell " are over, I've bought some of their low end Mid Towers for servers in my basement, and the build quality is very very good for the money. I think newer dells are pretty good. I would bet that little frame is made out of something very strong. ---------- Quote:
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if you say you don't tell people what to buy, then why even comment on this thread. most people just wish to say I bought the right device. at the end, just buy what you want. |
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Now, I do like to stop spreading FUD, and mis information about any product, weathjer is be from Apple, ASUS, or Dell, or Microsoft. |
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it is very simple. just buy what you are comfortable with. Currently, i imagine it is the iPad for most. But you never know. it might change in an instant. What we need is these devices to come in price so more people can get them. |
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iPad for most, but I see a Windows vs Mac 1990s situation happening again. Microsoft is a company to be feared in the marketplace, Sure apple is bigger right now, but Microsoft has buried companies many times its size in the past, and became the biggest, theres no reason they can't do it again. Pretty much no one has ever survived a direct encounter with Microsoft in the history of the company. Because Microsoft knows how to make Software, mock them as much as you want. Compatibility, Speed, ease of use, enterprise, consumers, and even in a couple other markets, No one can touch Microsoft in software. Apple will keep doing very well, but I would really hate to see a repeat of Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, when Microsoft and their allies just hammered away at Apple until they were nearly gone. Which is why Apple needs to keep the innovation going. Because right now Apple is " cool ". Apple is the cool fashion store, and Microsoft is the bank. If Apple wants to stay number 1 and stay super competitive, they will have to innovate, soon. |
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Re: comparisons to the MBA 11"
- you need to include the type cover in the surface when comparing weight/cost - the MBA has been shipping for 2+ years now - MBA has thunderbolt for things like external GPUs and storage - MBA has a proper keyboard - MBA can actually be used in your lap, like a normal laptop
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External GPU ? When and where ? Storage the rt and pro version of the surface have usb port so i assume they can handle that. Using in your lap that means you wont be doing any serious typing or work at all (again subjective) il say the surface win on that one in "tablet" mode imo. BUT like you mention the mba is a tried and tested machine
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ARMv7, used in the Cortex-A8, A9 and Apple's A6 is a 32 bit architecture, thus it is limited to 4 GB of RAM.
However, ARM ltd has added support for what it calls LPAE, a 40 bit addressing scheme, bumping up max addressable RAM to 1 TB. This is quite similar to what Intel did in the late 90s with PAE (Physical Address Extension) for x86 at the time, to compete with other 64 bit architectures like SPARC, MIPS and Alpha.
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lol c'mon, not a day goes by where something doesn't crash on my iPad (3rd gen), I like it a lot but it's nowhere near perfect
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For the cost, i could buy a mac mini form factor desktop PC and a tablet that doesn't suck.
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A fair number of users only use their device for surfing the web, reading email etc. Those user already find out that they can do better with tablet in term of cost and availability of new software. And now as more and more new application are written for mobile device running on IOS or Android, Window competitive position become weaker and weaker. You can see the trend in the demand for programmer who know IOS and Android vs programmers who know Window. The software development economic is working against new Window based device (or for that matter RIMM's new OS). If you can only sell a piece of software for $5 to $10, you need to sell 4x to 5x more than the same piece of software priced at $40 a piece to make it attractive to a software house. No large machine base -> no new software -> no additional machines sales. We will see in a few months how the sales number of Window RT and Window Pro based tablets stack up against Ipad and Nexus. But so far the buzz are muted at best for Window based tablet and nothing on the horizon seem to change that. Last edited by xofruitcake; Dec 3, 2012 at 07:49 AM. |
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Yes, mobile devices should have very little moving parts. That is why the display is usually the first to crap out on any laptop. Apple, HP, Dell... I've seen them all eventually fail.
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question is can you go buy it now ? Plus what makes you think its a no on the surface pro ?
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I guess you mean something in the middle. I think Apple is trying to ease users transition to a touch/pointer world for desktops/laptops with 10.8
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Hardware cannot fix crappy software development. If an app developer is not experience or rushing, or cutting corners, poor software can result causing crashes and other issues. Not necessarily conducive of the device quality.
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also its hardly available outside the states and major citys? Here in the caribbean/latin america is nowhere to be found, other products are easy available even those no name android tablets.
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