Surface Pro 3

Surface Pro 3
The Surface Pro 3 is the thinnest and lightest laptop, which also passes muster a full Windows tablet. And, according to Microsoft, people are buying the Surface Pro 3.

Market Microsoft Surface Pro 3 as' the tablet can replace your laptop. And market it aggresively. The Surface Pro 3 still regularly featuring on billboards and TV ads. Go to the US and you can not move for Surface Pro 3s in the store, and it will be 'the official NFL tablet'. Which should make the drug makers performance-enhancing mad, amiright !!?

But there is substance behind the hype. The tablet laptop also boast a fair claim: Surface Pro 3 is not an iPad rival, or at least not just an iPad rival. Microsoft is set to create a device that is both powerful and easy to carry. A laptop and a tablet, and also a desktop PC. In fact, my only real problem with the Surface Pro 3 is that this much power as a standalone tablet. (See also: Which laptop to buy: 2014 Advice laptop to buy, and the best laptop 2014)

This is a 12in full slate running Windows and have wireless connectivity as well as USB 3.0 and DisplayPort for. For a 12in computer that is thin and light. It is quite feasible as a great portable laptop, and an acceptable if heavy tablet. The question is: is that what people want?

I'm using the Surface Pro 3 for many months now. It is the most portable power laptop I have ever used, but even despite improvements over previous models is not better is the use of a laptop. And although it is possible to use the Surface Pro 3 as a tablet for the consumption of movies and e-books, and for social networking, it is a very large and heavy slate. Very quickly realized that power is the name of the game here. If you can cope with marginally less than stellar experience in typing, for example, you can do everything wherever you are. (Read: Why the Surface Pro 3 will be the last Microsoft Surface tablet.)

Why the Surface Pro 3 will be the last Microsoft Surface tablet - more at Seeang:http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/opinion/tablets/why-surface-pro-3-will-be-microsofts-last-surface-tablet/#sthash.R7tu4mVE.dpuf
Microsoft and Intel really like the Surface Pro 3 to succeed, as it shows the possibility of Wintel combination and put Windows 8 on competition in mobile devices such as the iPad and Android smartphones.As Intel Core M chips come on stream, and Windows 10 nears, expect to see this kind of hybrid devices proliferate. If the Surface Pro 3 is a success then OEMs are keen to go in this direction.

This is indisputably a high-class devices, a great feat of engineering. I've always believed that people like having a separate Kindle or iPad for fun things, and laptop for work. But Microsoft is just about the first time now in a for-profit business upon it, so maybe I was wrong.

In this article reviewed the Surface Pro 3 from a technical standpoint. Read on as I look to build and design, performance and specifications. Then you can make up your own mind. (See also: New Surface Pro 3 new features.)

One last point. Because Surface Pro 3 came out we saw the launch of the iPad 2. The putative Air iPad Pro, but a tablet with A8X chip makers never before seen performance from an ARM-processor device. I only mention this because it shows that such Surface Pro 3 is a full spec, PC power shrunk down for mobile, mobile devices that reach up to the powerful in the world. Which makes it even more interesting things.

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