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    Default Microsoft Surface RT Tablet Review/Unboxing

    Welcome to the Windows Surface RT Discussion Thread


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    Surface RT Specifications


    OS:

    Windows RT; Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT Preview (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote). Works exclusively with apps available in the Windows Store.

    Exterior:
    10.81 x 6.77 x 0.37in
    1.5lbs
    VaporMg casing
    Dark Titanium color
    Volume and Power buttons

    Storage
    32GB*, 64GB
    *System software uses significant storage space. Available storage is subject to change based on system software updates and apps usage. 1 GB = 1 billion bytes. See Surface.com/storage for more details.

    Display
    10.6" ClearType HD Display
    1366x768 pixels
    16:9 (widescreen)
    5-point multi-touch

    CPU
    Quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3
    2GB RAM

    Wireless
    Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n)
    Bluetooth 4.0 technology

    Battery
    31.5 W-h

    Cameras and A/V
    Two 720p HD LifeCams, front- and rear-facing
    Two microphones,
    Stereo speakers

    Ports
    Full-size USB 2.0
    microSDXC card slot
    Headset jack
    HD video out port
    Cover port

    Sensors
    Ambient light sensor
    Accelerometer
    Gyroscope
    Compass

    Power Supply
    24W power supply

    Warranty
    1-year limited hardware warranty

    Apps (included)
    Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote); Windows Mail and Messaging; SkyDrive; Internet Explorer 10; Bing; Xbox Music, Video, and Games.
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    Had some free time so did a quick thing - will prob redo it later
    Last edited by King_Jay16; Nov 6, 2013 at 11:57 PM.

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    Reserved as well...........

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    Pictures not showing up King Jay. Post the link to the pictures as well, as it seems when I click on them, it loads fine.
    Site might be blocking the pics from loading on 3rd party sites.
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    fixed... used the wrong links for the photosharing website

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    Good stuff from MS, what will you be using it mainly for @king Jay16
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    Well right now there are two purposes:

    1. The designated Microsoft Purposes - of demoing the device and its software counterparts to students and faculty members

    2. Using as my go to device alongside my Android tablet - much easier to sync stuff between my PCs and the Surface Tablet as they both run Windows 8 so its just like a mini laptop.

    I plan on doing a video soon, I will see if I can get it done tonight. So far the device is very nice the downfall is that it only works with apps coded for RT or from the Windows Store. This should not be a problem as more developers jump on board.

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    Had mine from december, and to me, it almost replaces my pc minus real work and gaming stuff.

    Light fast enough, UI that im used to, plays almost all video formats once u get the app off the store

    Used it side by side with the new ipad and what a BIG difference. Being able to just connect to my desktop and pull/open anything that i want without any special program.

    Only issue i find is theres no rotation lock, so holding it in 1 hand using the kick stand and a brace sometimes causes unwanted orientation changes
    Phenom II X4 955 (3.6Ghz), HD 4670(soon upgrade), AM2+ gigabit board, 4gb DDR2, cant afford any 3 yet....

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    Quote Originally Posted by -=KzR.Erasor=- View Post
    Had mine from december, and to me, it almost replaces my pc minus real work and gaming stuff.

    Light fast enough, UI that im used to, plays almost all video formats once u get the app off the store

    Used it side by side with the new ipad and what a BIG difference. Being able to just connect to my desktop and pull/open anything that i want without any special program.

    Only issue i find is theres no rotation lock, so holding it in 1 hand using the kick stand and a brace sometimes causes unwanted orientation changes
    Yea that is one downside but wouldn't be surprised if they add that feature in a firmware update.. being able to seamlessly connect to other devices on the network is a great thing

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