Pretty difficult, as you can imagine. I actually like the iPad very much because my girlfriend has one. IMO, it's miles and miles better than any Android tablet, but I am not blind to see there are alternatives that fits me, and others, better.Dude, it's junk because it's from Microsoft. That's RIGHT. It has nothing to do with pull down notification features, 3D maps, etc.
Microsoft does not deliver. How is this hard to fathom?
Getting real work done is done from a laptop or desktop. That's how it is now. This pc tablet is not going to change that. Sure you can pretend to attach a keyboard and call it a laptop replacement. It's still not gonna work.
Aside from the bluetooth keyboard, using dictation is also very good. It has come a long long way since then when you can speak the words and have it work so great. You don't have to TRAIN YOUR VOICE like you did in windows to get this to work at all. Love it. No need to type anything.
Microsoft does not deliver. How is this hard to fathom?
What the f is derp?
Dude, it's junk because it's from Microsoft. That's RIGHT. It has nothing to do with pull down notification features, 3D maps, etc.
Microsoft does not deliver. How is this hard to fathom?
You have got to be kidding... I wish them, windows phone and the whole platform the best. They are laying off across all all divisions right now. A lot of people are about to be out of work, and many more will be if there isn't traction.
The Surface is absolutely direct competition to the iPad.
Point blank. Period.
What good are those apps if they don't appeal to me? Who said I was buying it without testing? Buy the hand-on reviews from the tech journalists are at least impressed with the build quality. I am one of the pickiest buyer. I always read reviews. I almost always try it before buying it.
Windows Phone looks like a flop. Nokia was struggling with Symbian. It dropped from $40/share to $10/share from 2007 to 2011. Under Windows Phone, it is dying, and is now at $2.50/share.
Whether Windows 8 is the next XP or the next Vista remains to be seen. I give Microsoft credit, though. They are at least trying to be different. We need more than Apple. Windows 8 has the best shot at gaining traction, but I wouldn't write off Apple just yet.
Pretty difficult, as you can imagine. I actually like the iPad very much because my girlfriend has one. IMO, it's miles and miles better than any Android tablet, but I am not blind to see there are alternatives that fits me, and others, better.
You mean the Xbox that sold 10x more than the Apple TV? Did MS stutter with the Xbox? Yes. Did they make it finally work? Yes.
Pretty difficult, as you can imagine. I actually like the iPad very much because my girlfriend has one. IMO, it's miles and miles better than any Android tablet, but I am not blind to see there are alternatives that fits me, and others, better.
You mean the Xbox that sold 10x more than the Apple TV? Did MS stutter with the Xbox? Yes. Did they make it finally work? Yes.
The Gamecube kills the XBOX (and 360). Best games ever!
come on now, you know the XBOX sold 10x more because it's a gaming console. The media options are an afterthought. You cannot even compare the media UI and features to an ATV.
Xbox360 is one saviour of Microsoft. I cannot stand their windows platform.
A hit into the pavement that is...
I read that the presentation was not over without a few classic system crashes, reminding us that special "Microsoft touch".
I wouldn't say Microsoft "brought it" - no details - memory, battery life, etc.
Why pump up the chiclet keyboard if the onscreen keyboard was any good?
My big concern is the chiclet keyboard rubbing up against the screen when closed.
Of course there's fear. The one thing that Apple fans fear is Microsoft.
Why would you say that? If anything, Android fans should fear Microsoft.Of course there's fear. The one thing that Apple fans fear is Microsoft.
People call me a fanboy for saying this, but Microsoft stuff is pretty much always trash. The stereotype has been 100% true so far: I have never been satisfied with an MS product. I stopped wasting my time with MS a while ago and went almost MS-free when I got my MacBook so I don't have to use Windows 7 at school.
Of course there's fear. The one thing that Apple fans fear is Microsoft.
Definitely fear Microsoft's BSODs, crashes, freezes, failed boots, data corruption, drive fragmentation, viruses and Trojans , zillions of DLLs, registry corruption.
All of the above that could drive a man totally insane.
Why would you say that? If anything, Android fans should fear Microsoft.
It has nothing to do with being a fanboy or fangirl. It's simply using something that doesn't let you down. Like I said in previous post, there is a stigma associated with Microsoft brand. It didn't happen overnight, Microsoft sucks, it was years of time wasting, resource wasting, and worse of all, a very negative return on investment sort of productivity when using microsoft windows.
I don't care if you call me names, I put my money where in apple products because apple delivers the satisfaction microsoft only wished they could.