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Skeithex wrote:I thought S was as light weight as it got, because isn't the MS surface supposed to be a tablet?
I think the Microsoft Surface is more of a touchscreen All-In-One PC with a removable keyboard cover. Some of the MS Surfaces have Intel i7 CPUs.
Windows XP is probably the most lightweight Windows OS which can use newer software like MS Office 2007, and older versions of Google Chrome. I know Windows XP can run on computers with 256 MB RAM, and older Intel Celeron CPUs.
Skeithex wrote:I know sports channels promote the surface, but it doesn't seem all that good to me.
I think sports channels usually get money to promote and use the Surface. I read on a blog that sports players forget to charge their surface, so it can be annoying to use when you cant find a charger to charge it.
I think a gaming laptop or regular size laptop is better for most users. A laptop with a Blu-Ray disc drive could be useful for cheaply and quickly sharing 50GB of data stored on Bluray-r disc or 4.4GB DVD-R data diac.
Skeithex wrote:I know sports channels promote the surface, but it doesn't seem all that good to me.
I think sports channels usually get money to promote and use the Surface. I read on a blog that sports players forget to charge their surface, so it can be annoying to use when you cant find a charger to charge it.
I think a gaming laptop or regular size laptop is better for most users. A laptop with a Blu-Ray disc drive could be useful for cheaply and quickly sharing 50GB of data stored on Bluray-r disc or 4.4GB DVD-R data diac.
I do get people looking for surface charges, as they use a very special and tiny like charge that can be easily forgotten.
Skeithex wrote:
I do get people looking for surface charges, as they use a very special and tiny like charge that can be easily forgotten.
I feel Microsoft may make a lot of money from replacement chargers which got lost or forgotten at home.
The Microsoft Surface brand may also attract more forgetful users like some Windows beginner users who easily forget where they left their charger, or easily forget to bring their charger with them.
Skeithex wrote:
I do get people looking for surface charges, as they use a very special and tiny like charge that can be easily forgotten.
I feel Microsoft may make a lot of money from replacement chargers which got lost or forgotten at home.
The Microsoft Surface brand may also attract more forgetful users like some Windows beginner users who easily forget where they left their charger, or easily forget to bring their charger with them.
I've had that customer as well, they forget it at home or the office and just want to get a spare. Sadly not many stores carry a replacement.
Skeithex wrote:I've had that customer as well, they forget it at home or the office and just want to get a spare. Sadly not many stores carry a replacement.
I wonder if some stores don't carry spare chargers, so people would be more likely to buy the same model and brand of laptop because their old laptop has no charger, and can't buy a charger at a local store, so they need to buy a new laptop which also include a charger.
