They have a video on the main page. The video is a minute long. They have asked for my attention for a minute. In that minute, they have not told me anything about what the Surface can do for me, and why I should care about it. I'm absolutely baffled by that. Yes, I might know what it is, and have some idea about what it can do, but if this was a television commercial, I'd bet money that such a campaign would be a qu…
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#12Is there some visual distortion going on or is that tablet really thick? Reminds me of the newton. http://www.microsoft.com/global/surface/en/us/publishingimag...
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#13Is there some visual distortion going on or is that tablet really thick? Reminds me of the newton. http://www.microsoft.com/global/surface/en/us/publishingimag...
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#14They have a video on the main page. The video is a minute long. They have asked for my attention for a minute. In that minute, they have not told me anything about what the Surface can do for me, and why I should care about it. I'm absolutely baffled by that. Yes, I might know what it is, and have some idea about what it can do, but if this was a television commercial, I'd bet money that such a campaign would be a qu…
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#15WinRT (ARM) and a Intel version. Multitouch keyboard. Full HD on the Intel tablet on 10.6 inch screen (nearly the same density as the MBP Retina)
Also, funny the comments here, the iPad edges are tapered, but the RT version is 9.3mm and Apple says the iPad is 9.4mm deep.
Why oh why are they pushing Silverlight to show the video?
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#17I'm not sure how I feel about this. I feel like there's nothing "new" here. Can someone prove me wrong?
The smartcover-with-keyboard thing is pretty impressive.
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#18Is there some visual distortion going on or is that tablet really thick? Reminds me of the newton. http://www.microsoft.com/global/surface/en/us/publishingimag...
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
The smartcover-with-keyboard thing is pretty impressive.
That's what I thought at first and then thought 'I bet that feels like typing on a microfiber cloth, and the keys can't have much travel, if any at all.
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#201. Video doesn't really show anything but it is admittedly well made. 2. You have to actually download the tech specs. 3. The tech specs have little meaning. (At first glance what is ClearType HD Display, some sort of Retina?)
It's like they took the apple philosophy even further.
Not sure how I feel about this but I guess now finally all the windows people have what the metro really is made for.
Oh and a little detail.
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