The Surface 3 has an eMMC storage solution, which alone makes this device a non competitor.
I can understand eMMC on an Android/iOS device, but running a full desktop operating system off such a slow NAND will definitely produce a big performance hit. Then again it's supposed to be a budget solution but I wouldn't rely on it for my desktop needs if I was in the market for a tablet/laptop combo. I'd go the Surface 3 Pro route instead.
The rMB and the Surface 3 are both in two completely different classes.
One is a fully fledged laptop, the other one is somewhere between a laptop and a tablet spec wise but runs a full Windows OS.
I can understand eMMC on an Android/iOS device, but running a full desktop operating system off such a slow NAND will definitely produce a big performance hit. Then again it's supposed to be a budget solution but I wouldn't rely on it for my desktop needs if I was in the market for a tablet/laptop combo. I'd go the Surface 3 Pro route instead.
The rMB and the Surface 3 are both in two completely different classes.
One is a fully fledged laptop, the other one is somewhere between a laptop and a tablet spec wise but runs a full Windows OS.